Ruins of the Sanjou-mon Gate, which still retains the atmosphere of the “Hakone Rikyu Imperial Villa” period.
Sanjou-mon Gate at the time of Rikyu
Hakone Rikyu Imperial Villa was built in 1886 (Meiji 19).At that time, there was a magnificent gate called “Sanjou-mon” at this location, beyond which stood the detached palace.
Today, the gate is no longer there, but the area is still called “Sanjou-mon Ruins,
In spring, it is a popular spot for viewing cherry blossoms and azaleas.
Golden Flower Fukujuso
A plant called "Fukujuso" grows in front of the ruins of the Sanjomon gates.It came to be called "Fukujuso" because of its golden flowers in early spring.
Later, it came to be called "Fukujuso" after the Chinese character for "longevity.
Let's go to the Lakeside Observation Hall where you can see Mt‼
The Lakeside Observation Hall is just up ahead!Why don't you take a “picture” on the second floor balcony with the beautiful Mt. Fuji and Lake Ashi.
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Kanagawa Park Association Kanagawa Park Association Hakone Park
（Production cooperation/Nihon University Faculty of Bioresource Sciences Hitoshi Kojima Seminar Park Management Team）
