Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien - Revision history

JapanesePlease at 13:06, 7 July 2008

2008-07-07T13:06:39Z

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	Created during the [[Edo Period]], the garden represents authentic traditional [[Japanese]] styles and has been created with great amounts of natural greenery and special stones prized during the time of its creation. A large pond near the center is also another great characteristic presenting it as an original Japanese style garden.		Created during the [[Edo Period]], the garden represents authentic traditional [[Japanese]] styles and has been created with great amounts of natural greenery and special stones prized during the time of its creation. A large pond near the center is also another great characteristic presenting it as an original Japanese style garden.
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	== History ==		== History ==

-	Prior to [[1655]] the land where the park now sits was part of the sea. Changes in the oceans territory brought the land above ground and it was eventually claimed by [[Tadatomo~~]] [[~~Ohkubo]] in [[1678]]. Ohkubo loved the land and decided to build his house on the property.	+	Prior to [[1655]] the land where the park now sits was part of the sea. Changes in the oceans territory brought the land above ground and it was eventually claimed by [[Tadatomo Ohkubo]] in [[1678]]. Ohkubo loved the land and decided to build his house on the property.

	From [[1678]] to [[1875]] the land was passed around and sold to many different buyers. Finally in 1875 it was bought by the Department of Imperial Household. By [[1876]] the land was being called [[Shibarikyu]].		From [[1678]] to [[1875]] the land was passed around and sold to many different buyers. Finally in 1875 it was bought by the Department of Imperial Household. By [[1876]] the land was being called [[Shibarikyu]].

-	In [[1923]] the area of Shibarikyu was ruined in the Great Kanto Earthquake. Unable to restore the ruins, the Department of Imperial Household determined it was best to sale the property. At this time the Tokyo Government purchased the property.	+	In [[1923]] the area of Shibarikyu was ruined in the Great [[Kanto]] Earthquake. Unable to restore the ruins, the Department of Imperial Household determined it was best to sale the property. At this time the Tokyo Government purchased the property.
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	== Access ==		== Access ==
-	Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien Garden is accessible using either the [[subway]] or [[rail line]]. From the [[Hamamatsucho Station]] there is a 1 minute walk to the garden, and from the Daimon Station there is a 3-5 minute walk to the garden.	+	Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien Garden is accessible using either the subway or rail line. From the [[Hamamatsucho Station]] there is a 1 minute walk to the garden, and from the [[Daimon Station]] there is a 3-5 minute walk to the garden.
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	== Address ==		== Address ==

	Kaigan 1-4-1, Minato-ku, Tokyo		Kaigan 1-4-1, Minato-ku, Tokyo
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

-	[http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/ Official Site] (English)	+	[http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/english/park/detail_06.html Official Site] (English)

	[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]		[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]

Wija at 08:32, 7 July 2008

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	[http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/ Official Site] (English)		[http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/ Official Site] (English)

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JapanesePlease at 16:47, 4 July 2008

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	'''Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien''' is a garden located in the [[Minato Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Due to the long history of the garden it is an official Historic Site of Japan and is protected under the preservation laws.		'''Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien''' is a garden located in the [[Minato Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Due to the long history of the garden it is an official Historic Site of Japan and is protected under the preservation laws.

-	Created during the [[Edo Period]], the garden represents authentic traditional [[Japanese]] styles and has been created with great amounts of natural greenery and special stones prized during the time of its creation. A large pond near the center is also another great characteristic presenting it as an original Japanese style garden.	+	Created during the [[Edo Period]], the garden represents authentic traditional [[Japanese]] styles and has been created with great amounts of natural greenery and special stones prized during the time of its creation. A large pond near the center is also another great characteristic presenting it as an original Japanese style garden.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	== Access ==		== Access ==
-		+	Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien Garden is accessible using either the [[subway]] or [[rail line]]. From the [[Hamamatsucho Station]] there is a 1 minute walk to the garden, and from the Daimon Station there is a 3-5 minute walk to the garden.
-	Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien Garden is accessible using either the [[subway]] or [[rail line]]. From the [[Hamamatsucho Station]] there is a 1 minute walk to the garden, and from the Daimon Station there is a 3-5 minute walk to the garden.	+

	== Address ==		== Address ==

-	Kaigan 1-4-1, Minato-ku, Tokyo	+	Kaigan 1-4-1, Minato-ku, Tokyo

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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2008-07-04T16:46:15Z

New page: '''Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien''' is a garden located in the Minato Ward of Tokyo, Japan. Due to the long history of the garden it is an official Historic Site of Japan and is p...

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'''Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien''' is a garden located in the [[Minato Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Due to the long history of the garden it is an official Historic Site of Japan and is protected under the preservation laws.

Created during the [[Edo Period]], the garden represents authentic traditional [[Japanese]] styles and has been created with great amounts of natural greenery and special stones prized during the time of its creation. A large pond near the center is also another great characteristic presenting it as an original Japanese style garden.

== History ==

Prior to [[1655]] the land where the park now sits was part of the sea. Changes in the oceans territory brought the land above ground and it was eventually claimed by [[Tadatomo]] [[Ohkubo]] in [[1678]]. Ohkubo loved the land and decided to build his house on the property.

From [[1678]] to [[1875]] the land was passed around and sold to many different buyers. Finally in 1875 it was bought by the Department of Imperial Household. By [[1876]] the land was being called [[Shibarikyu]].

In [[1923]] the area of Shibarikyu was ruined in the Great Kanto Earthquake. Unable to restore the ruins, the Department of Imperial Household determined it was best to sale the property. At this time the Tokyo Government purchased the property.

== Access ==

Kyu-Shibarikyu Onshi Teien Garden is accessible using either the [[subway]] or [[rail line]]. From the [[Hamamatsucho Station]] there is a 1 minute walk to the garden, and from the Daimon Station there is a 3-5 minute walk to the garden.

== Address ==

Kaigan 1-4-1, Minato-ku, Tokyo

== External Links ==

[http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/ Official Site] (English)

[[Category:Japanese Cities]]
[[Category:Cities of Tokyo]]