Chinzan Villa

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Chinzan Villa（Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo)

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The location where Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo is located was a scenic spot where camellias had been growing wild and called “Tsubakiyama” since the Nanbokucho Period. In the Edo period (1603-1868), the site was the residence of the Kuroda family of the Joso Kururi domain. In 1878, the military and political leader Aritomo Yamagata purchased the site and built a garden and residence named “Chinzan-so”. The garden is open to visitors who stay overnight or use the restaurant. Fireflies in flight in May and June, and foggy displays of a sea of clouds are also popular.

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address (e.g. of house) 2-10-8 Sekiguchi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Access 10 minutes from Edogawabashi Subway Station
phone 03-3943-1111
regular closing day without a holiday
External Links

Official Web Site
Founding and opening of business 1952

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