Kiyosumi Teien - Revision history

JapanesePlease at 11:56, 7 July 2008

JapanesePlease — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 11:56:55 GMT

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	'''Kiyosumi Teien''' Garden is located in the [[Koto Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Its total estimated area is 81,091m. Today the garden features many great elements such as bridges, walking paths, a teahouse, manmade islands, and ponds.		'''Kiyosumi Teien''' Garden is located in the [[Koto Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Its total estimated area is 81,091m. Today the garden features many great elements such as bridges, walking paths, a teahouse, manmade islands, and ponds.

-	~~== Things to See ==~~
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-	Walking through the garden truly can be exciting as you always sure to see a new natural element. Animals are known to frequent the area with birds and turtles being the most popular sightings. Many of the turtles live in the pond and will approach visitors expecting to be fed. This has proven to be one of the most thrilling events the park.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	Kiyosumi Teien Garden has a lengthy history as it has been owned by many. As documented the earliest use of the land can be dated back to the [[Edo Period]]. Most think that the land was owned by a famed merchant by the name of [[Bunzaemon Kinokuniya]]. According to history he owned most of the land and had his house near the center of what is now Kiyosumi Teien Garden.		Kiyosumi Teien Garden has a lengthy history as it has been owned by many. As documented the earliest use of the land can be dated back to the [[Edo Period]]. Most think that the land was owned by a famed merchant by the name of [[Bunzaemon Kinokuniya]]. According to history he owned most of the land and had his house near the center of what is now Kiyosumi Teien Garden.

-	The establisher of [[Mitsubishi Group]], [[Yataro Iwasaki]], purchased the land from Bunzaemon Kinokuniya in [[1876]]. It was then redeveloped into a large garden used as a common meeting place for his business. He believed that keeping his business partners and potential clients in a relaxing environment would open doors to better business.	+	The establisher of [[Mitsubishi Group]], [[Yataro Iwasaki]], purchased the land from [[Bunzaemon Kinokuniya]] in [[1876]]. It was then redeveloped into a large garden used as a common meeting place for his business. He believed that keeping his business partners and potential clients in a relaxing environment would open doors to better business.

	Finally, by [[1932]] the park was donated to the city of [[Koto]]. A short while later it was completely restored so that citizens of the city could take in the naturally magnificent scene.		Finally, by [[1932]] the park was donated to the city of [[Koto]]. A short while later it was completely restored so that citizens of the city could take in the naturally magnificent scene.
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		+	== Things to See ==
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		+	Walking through the garden truly can be exciting as you always sure to see a new natural element. Animals are known to frequent the area with birds and turtles being the most popular sightings. Many of the turtles live in the pond and will approach visitors expecting to be fed. This has proven to be one of the most thrilling events the park.
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	== Access ==		== Access ==

	Kiyosumi Teien Garden is accessible using [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] and [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Hanzoumon Line]]. Once reaching the [[Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station]] it is an estimated 3 minute walk to the garden.		Kiyosumi Teien Garden is accessible using [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] and [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Hanzoumon Line]]. Once reaching the [[Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station]] it is an estimated 3 minute walk to the garden.
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	== Address ==		== Address ==

	Kiyosumi 3-3-4, Koto-ku, Tokyo		Kiyosumi 3-3-4, Koto-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_04.html#kiyosumi Official Site] (English)

	[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]		[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]
	[[Category:Tokyo Public Gardens]]		[[Category:Tokyo Public Gardens]]

Wija at 08:27, 7 July 2008

Wija — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 08:27:23 GMT

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

-	[[Category:~~Japanese Cities~~]]	+	[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]
-	[[Category:~~Cities of~~ Tokyo]]	+	[[Category:Tokyo Public Gardens]]

JapanesePlease at 10:40, 4 July 2008

JapanesePlease — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 10:40:35 GMT

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	== Things to See ==		== Things to See ==

-	Walking through the garden truly can be exciting as you always sure to see a new natural element. Animals are known to frequent the area with birds and turtles being the most popular sightings. Many of the turtles live in the pond and will approach visitors expecting to be fed. This has proven to be one of the most thrilling events the park.	+	Walking through the garden truly can be exciting as you always sure to see a new natural element. Animals are known to frequent the area with birds and turtles being the most popular sightings. Many of the turtles live in the pond and will approach visitors expecting to be fed. This has proven to be one of the most thrilling events the park.

	== History ==		== History ==

-	Kiyosumi Teien Garden has a lengthy history as it has been owned by many. As documented the earliest use of the land can be dated back to the [[Edo Period]]. Most think that the land was owned by a famed merchant by the name of [[Bunzaemon Kinokuniya]]. According to history he owned most of the land and had his house near the center of what is now Kiyosumi Teien Garden.	+	Kiyosumi Teien Garden has a lengthy history as it has been owned by many. As documented the earliest use of the land can be dated back to the [[Edo Period]]. Most think that the land was owned by a famed merchant by the name of [[Bunzaemon Kinokuniya]]. According to history he owned most of the land and had his house near the center of what is now Kiyosumi Teien Garden.

-	The establisher of [[Mitsubishi Group]], [[Yataro Iwasaki]], purchased the land from Bunzaemon Kinokuniya in [[1876]]. It was then redeveloped into a large garden used as a common meeting place for his business. He believed that keeping his business partners and potential clients in a relaxing environment would open doors to better business.	+	The establisher of [[Mitsubishi Group]], [[Yataro Iwasaki]], purchased the land from Bunzaemon Kinokuniya in [[1876]]. It was then redeveloped into a large garden used as a common meeting place for his business. He believed that keeping his business partners and potential clients in a relaxing environment would open doors to better business.

-	Finally, by [[1932]] the park was donated to the city of [[Koto]]. A short while later it was completely restored so that citizens of the city could take in the naturally magnificent scene.	+	Finally, by [[1932]] the park was donated to the city of [[Koto]]. A short while later it was completely restored so that citizens of the city could take in the naturally magnificent scene.

	== Access ==		== Access ==
-	Kiyosumi Teien Garden is accessible using [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] and [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Hanzoumon Line]]. Once reaching the [[Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station]] it is an estimated 3 minute walk to the garden.	+
		+	Kiyosumi Teien Garden is accessible using [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] and [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Hanzoumon Line]]. Once reaching the [[Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station]] it is an estimated 3 minute walk to the garden.

	== Address ==		== Address ==
-	Kiyosumi 3-3-4, Koto-ku, Tokyo	+
		+	Kiyosumi 3-3-4, Koto-ku, Tokyo

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

JapanesePlease: New page: '''Kiyosumi Teien''' Garden is located in the Koto Ward of Tokyo, Japan. Its total estimated area is 81,091m. Today the garden features many great elements such as bridges, wal...

JapanesePlease — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 10:39:28 GMT

New page: '''Kiyosumi Teien''' Garden is located in the Koto Ward of Tokyo, Japan. Its total estimated area is 81,091m. Today the garden features many great elements such as bridges, wal...

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'''Kiyosumi Teien''' Garden is located in the [[Koto Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Its total estimated area is 81,091m. Today the garden features many great elements such as bridges, walking paths, a teahouse, manmade islands, and ponds.

== Things to See ==

Walking through the garden truly can be exciting as you always sure to see a new natural element. Animals are known to frequent the area with birds and turtles being the most popular sightings. Many of the turtles live in the pond and will approach visitors expecting to be fed. This has proven to be one of the most thrilling events the park.

== History ==

Kiyosumi Teien Garden has a lengthy history as it has been owned by many. As documented the earliest use of the land can be dated back to the [[Edo Period]]. Most think that the land was owned by a famed merchant by the name of [[Bunzaemon Kinokuniya]]. According to history he owned most of the land and had his house near the center of what is now Kiyosumi Teien Garden.

The establisher of [[Mitsubishi Group]], [[Yataro Iwasaki]], purchased the land from Bunzaemon Kinokuniya in [[1876]]. It was then redeveloped into a large garden used as a common meeting place for his business. He believed that keeping his business partners and potential clients in a relaxing environment would open doors to better business.

Finally, by [[1932]] the park was donated to the city of [[Koto]]. A short while later it was completely restored so that citizens of the city could take in the naturally magnificent scene.

== Access ==
Kiyosumi Teien Garden is accessible using [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] and [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Hanzoumon Line]]. Once reaching the [[Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station]] it is an estimated 3 minute walk to the garden.

== Address ==
Kiyosumi 3-3-4, Koto-ku, Tokyo

== External Links ==

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

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