Roka Koshun-en Park - Revision history

JapanesePlease at 16:14, 7 July 2008

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	* [[Roka Tokutomi Grave]] Buried next to his wife, the grave of Roka Tokutomi is also located in the park. His fondness for his land and passion for the natural gardens made the park a perfect final resting place for him and his loved one.		* [[Roka Tokutomi Grave]] Buried next to his wife, the grave of Roka Tokutomi is also located in the park. His fondness for his land and passion for the natural gardens made the park a perfect final resting place for him and his loved one.
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JapanesePlease at 16:06, 7 July 2008

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-	'''Roka Koshun-en Park''' is located in the [[Setagaya Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The original estate of a famous writer from the [[Meiji ~~era~~]], Roku Koshun-en Park is basically a large memorial for his cherished life of creating world famous literature.	+	'''Roka Koshun-en Park''' is located in the [[Setagaya Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The original estate of a famous writer from the [[Meiji]] era, Roku Koshun-en Park is basically a large memorial for his cherished life of creating world famous literature.

-	~~== Things to See ==~~

-	*[[Roka Memorial Hall]] A small building inside the garden, called the Roka Memorial Hall, is filled with many of the valued belongings of the world famous [[Japanese]] writer Roka Tokumoti. Books, poems, scrolls, and special writing utensils are all found encased in beautifully crafted wooden and glass display cases.	+	== History ==

-	*[[~~House of Roka Tokutomi~~]] ~~The original house~~ of Roka Tokutomi ~~is still standing~~ on the ~~park grounds~~. ~~Other than minor modifications and necessary up keeping,~~ the ~~house is exactly as it~~ was ~~almost [[100]] years ago~~.	+	A famous [[Japanese]] author by the name of [[Roka Tokutomi]] once lived on the land now known as Roka Koshun-en Park. During this time the park was his estate and a large private garden enjoyed by him and his closest friends and family.

-	*[[~~Roka Tokutomi Grave~~]] ~~Buried next to his wife~~, ~~the grave of~~ Roka Tokutomi ~~is also located in~~ the ~~park. His fondness for his~~ land ~~and passion for the natural gardens made~~ the ~~park~~ a ~~perfect final resting place for him and his loved one~~.	+	In [[1927]], Roka Tokutomi passed away leaving the land to the Japanese government. The area finally became a park of [[Kasuya]] in [[1928]].

-	~~== History ==~~

-	A ~~famous Japanese author by~~ the ~~name~~ of [[Roka Tokutomi]] ~~once lived~~ on the ~~land now known~~ as ~~Roka Koshun-en Park~~. ~~During this time~~ the park ~~was~~ his ~~estate~~ and a ~~large private garden enjoyed by~~ him and his ~~closest friends and family~~.	+	== Things to See ==
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		+	* [[Roka Memorial Hall]] A small building inside the garden, called the Roka Memorial Hall, is filled with many of the valued belongings of the world famous [[Japanese]] writer Roka Tokumoti. Books, poems, scrolls, and special writing utensils are all found encased in beautifully crafted wooden and glass display cases.
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		+	* [[House of Roka Tokutomi]] The original house of Roka Tokutomi is still standing on the park grounds. Other than minor modifications and necessary up keeping, the house is exactly as it was almost 100 years ago.
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		+	* [[Roka Tokutomi Grave]] Buried next to his wife, the grave of Roka Tokutomi is also located in the park. His fondness for his land and passion for the natural gardens made the park a perfect final resting place for him and his loved one.
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-	~~In [[1927]], Roka Tokutomi passed away leaving the land to the Japanese government. The area finally became a park of Kasuya in [[1928]].~~

	== Access ==		== Access ==
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	Roka Koshun-en Park is accessible using the [[Keio Line]] to the [[Rokakoen Station]]. From the station to the park there is an estimated 15 minute walk.		Roka Koshun-en Park is accessible using the [[Keio Line]] to the [[Rokakoen Station]]. From the station to the park there is an estimated 15 minute walk.
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	== Address ==		== Address ==
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	1 kashiwaya, Setagaya, Tokyo		1 kashiwaya, Setagaya, Tokyo

-	~~==External links==~~

-	*[http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/ Official Site] (English)	+	==External Links==
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		+	* [http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/english/park/detail_03.html Official Site] (English)

-	~~[[Category:Japanese Cities]]~~
	[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]		[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]

JapanesePlease at 17:56, 5 July 2008

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-	'''Roka Koshun-en Park''' is located in the [[Setagaya Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The original estate of a famous writer from the [[Meiji era]], Roku Koshun-en Park is basically a large memorial for his cherished life of creating world famous literature.	+	'''Roka Koshun-en Park''' is located in the [[Setagaya Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The original estate of a famous writer from the [[Meiji era]], Roku Koshun-en Park is basically a large memorial for his cherished life of creating world famous literature.

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

-	*[[Roka Memorial Hall]] A small building inside the garden, called the Roka Memorial Hall, is filled with many of the valued belongings of the world famous [[Japanese]] writer Roka Tokumoti. Books, poems, scrolls, and special writing utensils are all found encased in beautifully crafted wooden and glass display cases.	+	*[[Roka Memorial Hall]] A small building inside the garden, called the Roka Memorial Hall, is filled with many of the valued belongings of the world famous [[Japanese]] writer Roka Tokumoti. Books, poems, scrolls, and special writing utensils are all found encased in beautifully crafted wooden and glass display cases.

-	*[[House of Roka Tokutomi]] The original house of Roka Tokutomi is still standing on the park grounds. Other than minor modifications and necessary up keeping, the house is exactly as it was almost [[100]] years ago.	+	*[[House of Roka Tokutomi]] The original house of Roka Tokutomi is still standing on the park grounds. Other than minor modifications and necessary up keeping, the house is exactly as it was almost [[100]] years ago.

-	*[[Roka Tokutomi Grave]] Buried next to his wife, the grave of Roka Tokutomi is also located in the park. His fondness for his land and passion for the natural gardens made the park a perfect final resting place for him and his loved one.	+	*[[Roka Tokutomi Grave]] Buried next to his wife, the grave of Roka Tokutomi is also located in the park. His fondness for his land and passion for the natural gardens made the park a perfect final resting place for him and his loved one.

	== History ==		== History ==

-	A famous Japanese author by the name of [[Roka Tokutomi]] once lived on the land now known as Roka Koshun-en Park. During this time the park was his estate and a large private garden enjoyed by him and his closest friends and family.	+	A famous Japanese author by the name of [[Roka Tokutomi]] once lived on the land now known as Roka Koshun-en Park. During this time the park was his estate and a large private garden enjoyed by him and his closest friends and family.

-	In [[1927]], Roka Tokutomi passed away leaving the land to the Japanese government. The area finally became a park of Kasuya in [[1928]].	+	In [[1927]], Roka Tokutomi passed away leaving the land to the Japanese government. The area finally became a park of Kasuya in [[1928]].

	== Access ==		== Access ==
-		+	Roka Koshun-en Park is accessible using the [[Keio Line]] to the [[Rokakoen Station]]. From the station to the park there is an estimated 15 minute walk.
-	Roka Koshun-en Park is accessible using the [[Keio Line]] to the [[Rokakoen Station]]. From the station to the park there is an estimated 15 minute walk.	+

	== Address ==		== Address ==

-	1 kashiwaya, Setagaya, Tokyo	+	1 kashiwaya, Setagaya, Tokyo

	==External links==		==External links==
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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:Japanese Cities]]
	[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]		[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]

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'''Roka Koshun-en Park''' is located in the [[Setagaya Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The original estate of a famous writer from the [[Meiji era]], Roku Koshun-en Park is basically a large memorial for his cherished life of creating world famous literature.

== Things to See ==

*[[Roka Memorial Hall]] A small building inside the garden, called the Roka Memorial Hall, is filled with many of the valued belongings of the world famous [[Japanese]] writer Roka Tokumoti. Books, poems, scrolls, and special writing utensils are all found encased in beautifully crafted wooden and glass display cases.

*[[House of Roka Tokutomi]] The original house of Roka Tokutomi is still standing on the park grounds. Other than minor modifications and necessary up keeping, the house is exactly as it was almost [[100]] years ago.

*[[Roka Tokutomi Grave]] Buried next to his wife, the grave of Roka Tokutomi is also located in the park. His fondness for his land and passion for the natural gardens made the park a perfect final resting place for him and his loved one.

== History ==

A famous Japanese author by the name of [[Roka Tokutomi]] once lived on the land now known as Roka Koshun-en Park. During this time the park was his estate and a large private garden enjoyed by him and his closest friends and family.

In [[1927]], Roka Tokutomi passed away leaving the land to the Japanese government. The area finally became a park of Kasuya in [[1928]].

== Access ==

Roka Koshun-en Park is accessible using the [[Keio Line]] to the [[Rokakoen Station]]. From the station to the park there is an estimated 15 minute walk.

== Address ==

1 kashiwaya, Setagaya, Tokyo

==External links==

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

[[Category:Japanese Cities]]
[[Category:Tokyo Parks]]