Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien - Revision history

JapanesePlease at 13:02, 7 July 2008

JapanesePlease — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 13:02:49 GMT

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-	'''Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien''' is a garden located in the [[Taito Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Serving the area since the [[Edo Period]] [[~~(1600’s)~~]], the large western style garden has been a primary escape to relax and let loose in the beautifully landscaped center of the city since its construction.	+	'''Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien''' is a garden located in the [[Taito Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Serving the area since the [[Edo Period]] ([[1600]]’s), the large western style garden has been a primary escape to relax and let loose in the beautifully landscaped center of the city since its construction.

-	~~== Things to See ==~~
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-	*[[Western Style Buildings]] The first buildings to be constructed on the property still remain showing off the unique combination of [[Japanese]] tradition and European style. While there was once many buildings in the garden, there are only 3 remaining, of which are said to be the best of the bunch.

	== History ==		== History ==

-	The land now known as Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden was first claimed by the Echigo Takada Clan in the beginnings of the Edo Period. Once claiming the territory it was turned into a large garden for relaxing while enjoying Mother Nature.	+	The land now known as Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden was first claimed by the [[Echigo Takada]] Clan in the beginnings of the Edo Period. Once claiming the territory it was turned into a large garden for relaxing while enjoying Mother Nature.
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		+	Around [[1896]], the land was bought by the [[Iwasaki]] family and used to house several corporate buildings for their company, [[Mitsubishi Group]]. In addition to the Iwasaki family buildings there were a few other smaller companies and residents given private rights to building on the land. Many of these buildings were built by a famous architect from the UK named [[Josiah Conder]].
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		+	== Things to See ==
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		+	* [[Western Style Buildings]] The first buildings to be constructed on the property still remain showing off the unique combination of [[Japanese]] tradition and European style. While there was once many buildings in the garden, there are only 3 remaining, of which are said to be the best of the bunch.

-	Around [[1896]], the land was bought by the [[Iwasaki]] family and used to house several corporate buildings for their company, Mitsubishi Group. In addition to the Iwasaki family buildings there were a few other smaller companies and residents given private rights to building on the land. Many of these buildings were built by a famous architect from the UK named Josiah Conder.

	== Access ==		== Access ==

-	Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden can be accessed using either the [[subway lines]] or [[rail lines]] of the area. If traveling the [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Chiyoda Line]] to [[Yushima Station]] it is a 3 minute walk to the garden. If traveling the Tokyo-metro [[Ginza Line]] to [[Ueno-hirokoji Station]] it is a 10 minute walk. For those reaching the park by [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] to [[Ueno-okachimachi Station]] it is a 10 minute walk.	+	Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden can be accessed using either the subway lines or rail lines of the area. If traveling the [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Chiyoda Line]] to [[Yushima Station]] it is a 3 minute walk to the garden. If traveling the Tokyo-metro [[Ginza Line]] to [[Ueno-hirokoji Station]] it is a 10 minute walk. For those reaching the park by [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] to [[Ueno-okachimachi Station]] it is a 10 minute walk.
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	== Address ==		== Address ==

	Ikenohata 1-3-45, Taito-ku, Tokyo		Ikenohata 1-3-45, Taito-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

Wija — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 08:32:36 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]]	+

JapanesePlease at 16:57, 4 July 2008

JapanesePlease — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 16:57:54 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 16:57, 4 July 2008
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-	'''Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien''' is a garden located in the [[Taito Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Serving the area since the [[Edo Period]] [[(1600’s)]], the large western style garden has been a primary escape to relax and let loose in the beautifully landscaped center of the city since its construction.	+	'''Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien''' is a garden located in the [[Taito Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Serving the area since the [[Edo Period]] [[(1600’s)]], the large western style garden has been a primary escape to relax and let loose in the beautifully landscaped center of the city since its construction.

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

-	*[[Western Style Buildings]] The first buildings to be constructed on the property still remain showing off the unique combination of [[Japanese]] tradition and European style. While there was once many buildings in the garden, there are only 3 remaining, of which are said to be the best of the bunch.	+	*[[Western Style Buildings]] The first buildings to be constructed on the property still remain showing off the unique combination of [[Japanese]] tradition and European style. While there was once many buildings in the garden, there are only 3 remaining, of which are said to be the best of the bunch.

	== History ==		== History ==

-	The land now known as Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden was first claimed by the Echigo Takada Clan in the beginnings of the Edo Period. Once claiming the territory it was turned into a large garden for relaxing while enjoying Mother Nature.	+	The land now known as Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden was first claimed by the Echigo Takada Clan in the beginnings of the Edo Period. Once claiming the territory it was turned into a large garden for relaxing while enjoying Mother Nature.

	Around [[1896]], the land was bought by the [[Iwasaki]] family and used to house several corporate buildings for their company, Mitsubishi Group. In addition to the Iwasaki family buildings there were a few other smaller companies and residents given private rights to building on the land. Many of these buildings were built by a famous architect from the UK named Josiah Conder.		Around [[1896]], the land was bought by the [[Iwasaki]] family and used to house several corporate buildings for their company, Mitsubishi Group. In addition to the Iwasaki family buildings there were a few other smaller companies and residents given private rights to building on the land. Many of these buildings were built by a famous architect from the UK named Josiah Conder.

	== Access ==		== Access ==
-	Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden can be accessed using either the [[subway lines]] or [[rail lines]] of the area. If traveling the [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Chiyoda Line]] to [[Yushima Station]] it is a 3 minute walk to the garden. If traveling the Tokyo-metro [[Ginza Line]] to [[Ueno-hirokoji Station]] it is a 10 minute walk. For those reaching the park by [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] to [[Ueno-okachimachi Station]] it is a 10 minute walk.	+
		+	Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden can be accessed using either the [[subway lines]] or [[rail lines]] of the area. If traveling the [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Chiyoda Line]] to [[Yushima Station]] it is a 3 minute walk to the garden. If traveling the Tokyo-metro [[Ginza Line]] to [[Ueno-hirokoji Station]] it is a 10 minute walk. For those reaching the park by [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] to [[Ueno-okachimachi Station]] it is a 10 minute walk.

	== Address ==		== Address ==

-	Ikenohata 1-3-45, Taito-ku, Tokyo	+	Ikenohata 1-3-45, Taito-ku, Tokyo

	== External links ==		== External links ==

JapanesePlease: New page: '''Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien''' is a garden located in the Taito Ward of Tokyo, Japan. Serving the area since the Edo Period (1600’s), the large western style garden has ...

JapanesePlease — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 16:57:05 GMT

New page: '''Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien''' is a garden located in the Taito Ward of Tokyo, Japan. Serving the area since the Edo Period (1600’s), the large western style garden has ...

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'''Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien''' is a garden located in the [[Taito Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Serving the area since the [[Edo Period]] [[(1600’s)]], the large western style garden has been a primary escape to relax and let loose in the beautifully landscaped center of the city since its construction.

== Things to See ==

*[[Western Style Buildings]] The first buildings to be constructed on the property still remain showing off the unique combination of [[Japanese]] tradition and European style. While there was once many buildings in the garden, there are only 3 remaining, of which are said to be the best of the bunch.

== History ==

The land now known as Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden was first claimed by the Echigo Takada Clan in the beginnings of the Edo Period. Once claiming the territory it was turned into a large garden for relaxing while enjoying Mother Nature.

Around [[1896]], the land was bought by the [[Iwasaki]] family and used to house several corporate buildings for their company, Mitsubishi Group. In addition to the Iwasaki family buildings there were a few other smaller companies and residents given private rights to building on the land. Many of these buildings were built by a famous architect from the UK named Josiah Conder.

== Access ==
Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Teien Garden can be accessed using either the [[subway lines]] or [[rail lines]] of the area. If traveling the [[Tokyo-metro]] [[Chiyoda Line]] to [[Yushima Station]] it is a 3 minute walk to the garden. If traveling the Tokyo-metro [[Ginza Line]] to [[Ueno-hirokoji Station]] it is a 10 minute walk. For those reaching the park by [[Toei Subway]] [[Oedo Line]] to [[Ueno-okachimachi Station]] it is a 10 minute walk.

== Address ==

Ikenohata 1-3-45, Taito-ku, Tokyo

== External links ==

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

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