The former home and garden of the wealthy Fujita family, this beautiful example of a manicured Japanese garden is the second largest in Tōhoku. Meandering around its many ponds, waterfalls and bridges is a delight. It also features a wonderful teahouse and a Western-styled Meiji-era mansion, which now serves as a cafe (dessert sets ¥770), replete with grand piano and lovely terrace with views of the gardens.
Fujita Memorial Garden
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