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Azuma Park Kiryu’s “Secret Garden” Tucked away at the base of Mt. Azuma, Azuma Park is a serene escape from the busy outside world. As the seasons come and go, the park takes on different aspects, offering a multitude of flowers and trees for visitors’ enjoyment. Well-maintained hiking paths lead from the park in the direction of Mt. Azuma, Suidoyama and Mt. Narukami. Philosopher’s Path (tetsugaku no komichi) This 1 km path through the forest is dotted with poetry by well-known Japanese poets. It was constructed in 1977 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Kiryu Branch of UNESCO. Yuryoku-an Teahouse A charming traditional teahouse sits on the western side of the park, overlooking the iris paddy. It was constructed in 1978 and serves as a public facility for tea ceremonies or other cultural activities. The teahouse can be reserved up to one month in advance. The fee is ¥6,130 per day. A separate fee is charged for the use of the heater. For further information, please contact the Kiryu Public Facilities Management Office between 9 am and 4:30 pm on weekdays. GUIDE June to September and October to January Classes held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month Reservations required Public Tea Ceremony: 3rd Sunday of each month Flower Viewing Calendar Azuma Park Management Office Phone: 0277-22-8636 Kiryu City Public Facilities Management Association Phone: 0277-44-9317 Kiryu City Planning Department, Parks Division Phone: 0277-46-1111 2011.10 KIEA Jan. Mar. Feb. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. cattleya orchids dendrobium orchids dogtooth violets cherry blossoms, tulips, azaleas, wisteria irises, hydrangeas, salvia, marigolds crape myrtle, oleander, bush clover higan cherry trees, autumn leaves cymbidiums Tulip Festival: early to mid April Iris Festival: early to mid June Western Orchid Exhibition: early February Main Flowering Plants Tulips: about 12,000 bulbs Irises: about 350 rhizomes Cherry trees: about 500 Azaleas: about 5,000 bushes chrysanthemums cana lilies water lilies, golden-rayed lilies dogwoods, rhododendrons Children’s Tea Ceremony Lessons to Mt. Azuma Azaleas Iris paddy Lotus pond Rest spot Tulips Tulip bed to Mt. Azuma to Mt. Azuma Path to Suidoyama Hydrangeas Philosopher’s Path H i k i n g C o u r s e Upper pond to Parking to Parking To Suidoyama Park south parking To Suidoyama Park south parking Kangatei Rest House Yuryoku-an Teahouse Gazebo Wisteria vines Gazebo Management Office Conservatory

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Page 1: Azuma Park Kiryu’s “Secret Garden” Irises: about 350 ... · Azuma Park Kiryu’s “Secret Garden” Tucked away at the base of Mt. Azuma, Azuma Park is a serene escape from

Azuma Park Kiryu’s “Secret Garden”

Tucked away at the base of Mt. Azuma, Azuma Park is a

serene escape from the busy outside

world. As the seasons come and go,

the park takes on different

aspects, offering a multitude of

flowers and trees for visitors’

enjoyment. Well-maintained

hiking paths lead from the

park in the direction

of Mt. Azuma, Suidoyama

and Mt. Narukami.

Philosopher’s Path (tetsugaku no komichi)

This 1 km path through the forest

is dotted with poetry by well-known

Japanese poets. It was constructed

in 1977 to commemorate the 30th

anniversary of the Kiryu Branch of

UNESCO.

Yuryoku-an Teahouse

A charming traditional teahouse sits

on the wes te rn s ide o f t he pa rk ,

over looking the i r is paddy. I t was

constructed in 1978 and serves as a

public facility for tea ceremonies or other

cultural activities. The teahouse can be

reserved up to one month in advance.

The fee is ¥6,130 per day. A separate

fee is charged for the use of the heater.

For further information, please contact

the Kiryu Public Facilities Management

Office between 9 am and 4:30 pm on

weekdays.

GUIDE

June to September and October to JanuaryClasses held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the monthReservations requiredPublic Tea Ceremony: 3rd Sunday of each month

Flower Viewing Calendar

Azuma Park Management Office Phone: 0277-22-8636 Kiryu City Public Facilities Management Association Phone: 0277-44-9317Kiryu City Planning Department, Parks Division Phone: 0277-46-1111 2011.10 KIEA

Jan. Mar.Feb. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec.

cattleya orchidsdendrobium

orchids

dogtooth violetscherry blossom

s, tulips,

azaleas, wisteria

irises, hydrangeas,

salvia, marigolds

crape myrtle, oleander,

bush clover

higan cherry trees,

autumn leaves

cymbidium

s

Tulip Festival:early to mid April

Iris Festival:early to mid June

Western Orchid Exhibition: early February

Main Flowering PlantsTulips: about 12,000 bulbsIrises: about 350 rhizomesCherry trees: about 500Azaleas: about 5,000 bushes

chrysanthemum

s

cana lilies

water lilies,

golden-rayed lilies

dogwoods,

rhododendrons

Children’s Tea Ceremony Lessons

to Mt. Azuma

Azaleas

Iris paddy

Lotus pond

Rest spot

Tulips

Tulip bed

to Mt. Azuma

to Mt. Azuma

Path to Suidoyama

Hydrangeas

Philosopher’s Path

Hiking Course

Upper pond

to Parkingto Parking

To Suidoyama Parksouth parking

To Suidoyama Parksouth parking

Kangatei Rest House

Yuryoku-an TeahouseGazebo

Wisteria vines

Gazebo

Management Office

Conservatory

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Don QuijoteDon Quijote

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Kiryu Gas Plaza

Kiryu Daiichi H.S.Kiryu Daiichi H.S.

Nishi Elementary SchoolNishi Elementary School

Gas Sta.

Kita Elementary School

Nishinomiya ShrineNishinomiya Shrine

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Kiryu Technical H.S.Kiryu Technical H.S.

Amusement ParkAmusement Park

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Okawa Museum of Art

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