Takasuna Ryokuchi

It must be a place of relaxation for the citizens.

Original Text

It seems that this was a villa for the couple of the new actors "Otoyoshi Kawakami and Sadano". A stone monument stands in a corner of the promenade. I will read the engraved characters. It seems to be "Hiratsuka Raitefu no stone monument". When I looked it up online, I found that Hiratsuka Raitefu is a Japanese thinker, critic, writer, feminist, and a women's liberation movement who worked for pre-war and postwar periods. "Chigasaki City Museum of Art". Wood deck in the green area ...

Quiet かに Huajian

Original Text

Suddenly I stopped and looked up at the cherry blossoms. Even if I didn't have alcohol or looked at it alone, the beautifully blooming cherry blossoms were tasteful. I took a picture involuntarily.

Lin の Space

Original Text

Hanging around Chigasaki with a camera The purpose was the Chigasaki City Museum of Art in Takasago Greenland. On the way to the museum without preparations, the green space that passes through Takasago Greenland is not a modern park, but a satomori Greenland. There is also a tea room called Matsukoan, and there is a Japanese garden. Feel the tranquility It was a space to go to see the plums again in spring

they were in the ruins of the old villa.

Original Text

Yasusaburo Hara (former chairman of Japan Gunpowder), a businessman in the Taisho era, purchased the area, including the house of Otojiro Kawakami, and named it a new vast villa area as "Shoraiso". It is said that Chigasaki City bought and maintained this area, which was one of the leading villas in Chigasaki, with a southern European-style Western-style building and a Japanese garden, in the late Showa period and opened it to the public. The villa area used to be a popular residential area where you can commute to the Tokyo metropolitan area thanks to the Tokaido Line.

A park consisting of pine forests and roads

Original Text

A park consisting of forests such as pine forests and alleys. Even though it is a green space, there is no large lawn where you can do activities, but I felt that it was a facility that integrated with adjacent public facilities and enjoyed a walk in the shade.