[2024 Akita Attraction] Travel Guide for Senshu Park (Updated Nov)

The Beauty of the Four Seasons at Senshu Park: Exploring Nature and History in Akita

In Akita City, Akita Prefecture, Japan, I visited the beautiful Senshu Park, a perfect blend of natural beauty and historical sites. I took nine photos to document this delightful visit. Senshu Park is built on the ruins of Kubota Castle and is one of the most popular parks in Akita City. As I entered the park, I was immediately captivated by the lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere. The park has many winding paths, dense woods, and open lawns, making it ideal for strolling and relaxing. The natural landscape within the park changes with the seasons, each offering its own unique beauty. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, covering the park in a sea of pink; in summer, the greenery is lush, and the cool shade of the trees is comforting; in autumn, the maple leaves turn red, filling the park with poetry; in winter, the scenery is picturesque with snow cover. My visit coincided with autumn, and seeing the park filled with red leaves brought immense joy to my heart. Inside the park, I also visited some historical ruins and monuments that showcase the history of Kubota Castle and Akita's culture. For example, the remains of the main enclosure of Kubota Castle and several monuments provide a deeper understanding of the local history. What particularly impressed me were the park's lakes and bridges, which not only add to the park's beauty but also offer excellent photo opportunities. I captured these beautiful scenes, hoping to share this natural splendor with everyone. This visit to Senshu Park allowed me to appreciate the changing beauty of the seasons and also to learn about the rich history and culture of the place. I will forever treasure these wonderful memories and look forward to returning here in the future to explore more of its beauty and stories.

visited a street in front of senshu park where there is also beautiful museum called kentitsu modern art is located