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Senshū Park — Attraction in Akita

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Senshū Park
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Nearby attractions
Kubota Castle Ruins
1-4 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
Hachiman Akita Shrine
1-8 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
Turret of Kubota Castle
1-39 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
Iyataka Shrine
1-16 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
Omonogashira-gobansho Guard House
1-6 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
Ninomaru Square
1 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
The Satake Historical Material Museum
1-4 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
Akita City Cultural Creation Centre
3-16 Senshumeitokumachi, Akita, 010-0875, Japan
Akita Museum of Art
1 Chome-4-2 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
Akita City Folk Arts Center (Neburinagashi-Kan)
1 Chome-3-30 Omachi, Akita, 010-0921, Japan
Nearby restaurants
French Restaurant Senchutei
1-16 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
Poppo
2-23 Senshumeitokumachi, Akita, 010-0875, Japan
NOODLE BAR オクト
2-10 Senshumeitokumachi, Akita, 010-0875, Japan
Sushi Yamato
1-14 Senshuyadomemachi, Akita, 010-0877, Japan
Garaku
Japan, 〒010-0001 Akita, Nakadori, 2 Chome−1−5 我楽ビル 1F
【個室居酒屋】茜屋 -akaneya- 秋田駅前店
Japan, 〒010-0874 Akita, Senshukubotamachi, 3−15 三宅ビル 2F
Honke Abeya
Japan, 〒010-0001 Akita, Nakadori, 1 Chome−4−3 1F エリアなかいち商業施設内
Mugendō
2 Chome-4-12 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
Kani Honke Akita Branch
Japan, 〒010-0001 Akita, Nakadori, 2 Chome−3−8 アトリオン 12階
MIRAIZAKA Akitaekimae
2 Chome-4-6 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
Nearby hotels
Dormy inn Akita
2 Chome-3-1 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
APA HOTEL AKITA-SENSHUKOEN
1-1 Senshuyadomemachi, Akita, 010-0877, Japan
Akita Castle Hotel
1 Chome-3-5 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
Comfort Hotel Akita
3-23 Senshukubotamachi, Akita, 010-0874, Japan
Hotel Metropolitan Akita
7 Chome-2-1 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
ANA Crowne Plaza Akita
2 Chome-6-1 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
Richmond Hotel Akita Ekimae
2 Chome-2-26 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
ダイワロイネットホテル秋田駅前
Japan, 〒010-0001 Akita, Nakadori, 2 Chome−3−20 ダイワロイネットホテル秋田駅前 1F
Hotel Alpha-1 Akita
4 Chome-16-2 Nakadori, Akita, 010-0001, Japan
クインテッサホテル秋田(旧ホテルメルディア秋田)
2 Chome-2-11 Omachi, Akita, 010-0921, Japan
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Senshū Park
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Senshū Park

1 Senshukoen, Akita, 010-0876, Japan
4.1(1.4K)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
Relaxation
Family friendly
Pet friendly
attractions: Kubota Castle Ruins, Hachiman Akita Shrine, Turret of Kubota Castle, Iyataka Shrine, Omonogashira-gobansho Guard House, Ninomaru Square, The Satake Historical Material Museum, Akita City Cultural Creation Centre, Akita Museum of Art, Akita City Folk Arts Center (Neburinagashi-Kan), restaurants: French Restaurant Senchutei, Poppo, NOODLE BAR オクト, Sushi Yamato, Garaku, 【個室居酒屋】茜屋 -akaneya- 秋田駅前店, Honke Abeya, Mugendō, Kani Honke Akita Branch, MIRAIZAKA Akitaekimae
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+81 18-888-5753
Website
city.akita.lg.jp

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Nearby attractions of Senshū Park

Kubota Castle Ruins

Hachiman Akita Shrine

Turret of Kubota Castle

Iyataka Shrine

Omonogashira-gobansho Guard House

Ninomaru Square

The Satake Historical Material Museum

Akita City Cultural Creation Centre

Akita Museum of Art

Akita City Folk Arts Center (Neburinagashi-Kan)

Kubota Castle Ruins

Kubota Castle Ruins

3.9

(485)

Open 24 hours
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Hachiman Akita Shrine

Hachiman Akita Shrine

4.1

(111)

Open 24 hours
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Turret of Kubota Castle

Turret of Kubota Castle

4.0

(193)

Closed
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Iyataka Shrine

Iyataka Shrine

4.1

(210)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Senshū Park

French Restaurant Senchutei

Poppo

NOODLE BAR オクト

Sushi Yamato

Garaku

【個室居酒屋】茜屋 -akaneya- 秋田駅前店

Honke Abeya

Mugendō

Kani Honke Akita Branch

MIRAIZAKA Akitaekimae

French Restaurant Senchutei

French Restaurant Senchutei

4.2

(56)

$$$

Click for details
Poppo

Poppo

4.0

(125)

Click for details
NOODLE BAR オクト

NOODLE BAR オクト

4.1

(179)

Click for details
Sushi Yamato

Sushi Yamato

4.0

(34)

Click for details
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Reviews of Senshū Park

4.1
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5.0
2y

After a last minute change of plans, we found ourselves in Akita for a few hours longer on a drizzly Friday morning in June than expected. We were hanging around to see the Akita inu at "Akita Dog Station" that didn't open until 11AM and stumbled across this park nearby while walking around earlier that morning.

I honestly wish I had known about this park earlier. It was the quintessential Japanese park with little shrines, a mini waterfall, garden, woods, bamboo and even a small eatery and gift shop. We didn't have time to do any eating or shopping, nor did we have time to go into the small museum located in a restored building. Instead we spent it just walking around the garden areas and enjoying being outside of the city. If you're in Akita, do yourself a favor and block out a few hours to give this park and surrounding areas some of your time, you...

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5.0
1y

I came here during the summer.

Experiences: There was a street market festival/bazaar going on at the time of visit, where there are many interesting food and crafts for sale around the entrance to the park.

There is also a bridge surrounded by large orchids which is the photo-ops place to go.

There are a few landmarks in the park, such as the castle ruins, where you can learn some history about the region. There is a also a akita inu experience next to the cafe, which lets you encounter the large sized akita doggo without touching.

Price: admission and akita dog experience is free.

Duration: About 2-3 hours excluding time spent on the bazaar.

Overall, I enjoyed the park as a short excursion...

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5.0
7y

Parks I usually give it a miss but with not much planned we headed up the hill to have a wander.

Crossing the road from our dormy Inn hotel we then crossed the bridge where we met an old lady selling ice cream but not any old ice cream.

She ingeniously shapes it into a rose with a mix of vanilla and rose flavoured ice. For the 200 yen and a really nice smile it made our day.

Going up the hill you come to a small cafe that sell really nice matcha .

Going further up to come to a small pond and shrine with colourful shrubbery.

Going even further up there is a small waterfall and a keep with a good view over Akita.

With nice weather it was a nice leisurely stroll that gives you a real sense of...

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Brittany SharpeBrittany Sharpe
After a last minute change of plans, we found ourselves in Akita for a few hours longer on a drizzly Friday morning in June than expected. We were hanging around to see the Akita inu at "Akita Dog Station" that didn't open until 11AM and stumbled across this park nearby while walking around earlier that morning. I honestly wish I had known about this park earlier. It was the quintessential Japanese park with little shrines, a mini waterfall, garden, woods, bamboo and even a small eatery and gift shop. We didn't have time to do any eating or shopping, nor did we have time to go into the small museum located in a restored building. Instead we spent it just walking around the garden areas and enjoying being outside of the city. If you're in Akita, do yourself a favor and block out a few hours to give this park and surrounding areas some of your time, you won't regret it.
Martin LowMartin Low
I came here during the summer. Experiences: There was a street market festival/bazaar going on at the time of visit, where there are many interesting food and crafts for sale around the entrance to the park. There is also a bridge surrounded by large orchids which is the photo-ops place to go. There are a few landmarks in the park, such as the castle ruins, where you can learn some history about the region. There is a also a akita inu experience next to the cafe, which lets you encounter the large sized akita doggo without touching. Price: admission and akita dog experience is free. Duration: About 2-3 hours excluding time spent on the bazaar. Overall, I enjoyed the park as a short excursion while in Akita.
ken cheungken cheung
Parks I usually give it a miss but with not much planned we headed up the hill to have a wander. Crossing the road from our dormy Inn hotel we then crossed the bridge where we met an old lady selling ice cream but not any old ice cream. She ingeniously shapes it into a rose with a mix of vanilla and rose flavoured ice. For the 200 yen and a really nice smile it made our day. Going up the hill you come to a small cafe that sell really nice matcha . Going further up to come to a small pond and shrine with colourful shrubbery. Going even further up there is a small waterfall and a keep with a good view over Akita. With nice weather it was a nice leisurely stroll that gives you a real sense of tranquility.
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After a last minute change of plans, we found ourselves in Akita for a few hours longer on a drizzly Friday morning in June than expected. We were hanging around to see the Akita inu at "Akita Dog Station" that didn't open until 11AM and stumbled across this park nearby while walking around earlier that morning. I honestly wish I had known about this park earlier. It was the quintessential Japanese park with little shrines, a mini waterfall, garden, woods, bamboo and even a small eatery and gift shop. We didn't have time to do any eating or shopping, nor did we have time to go into the small museum located in a restored building. Instead we spent it just walking around the garden areas and enjoying being outside of the city. If you're in Akita, do yourself a favor and block out a few hours to give this park and surrounding areas some of your time, you won't regret it.
Brittany Sharpe

Brittany Sharpe

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I came here during the summer. Experiences: There was a street market festival/bazaar going on at the time of visit, where there are many interesting food and crafts for sale around the entrance to the park. There is also a bridge surrounded by large orchids which is the photo-ops place to go. There are a few landmarks in the park, such as the castle ruins, where you can learn some history about the region. There is a also a akita inu experience next to the cafe, which lets you encounter the large sized akita doggo without touching. Price: admission and akita dog experience is free. Duration: About 2-3 hours excluding time spent on the bazaar. Overall, I enjoyed the park as a short excursion while in Akita.
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Parks I usually give it a miss but with not much planned we headed up the hill to have a wander. Crossing the road from our dormy Inn hotel we then crossed the bridge where we met an old lady selling ice cream but not any old ice cream. She ingeniously shapes it into a rose with a mix of vanilla and rose flavoured ice. For the 200 yen and a really nice smile it made our day. Going up the hill you come to a small cafe that sell really nice matcha . Going further up to come to a small pond and shrine with colourful shrubbery. Going even further up there is a small waterfall and a keep with a good view over Akita. With nice weather it was a nice leisurely stroll that gives you a real sense of tranquility.
ken cheung

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