The Fujita Memorial Japanese Garden was built in 1919 in the style of a traditional Japanese landscape garden. The spacious garden is separated into two main parts, an upper section and a lower section. It is named after its first owner, a local business man named Fujita Kenichi.
A few buildings of interest stand around the garden, including a traditional Japanese house in the upper section and a tea ceremony house in the lower section, both designed to afford views onto the surrounding landscape. Near he garden's entrance gate stand a small archeology museum and a Western house with tearoom from the Taisho era (1912-1926).
A bridge leads over a pond
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The Western House
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