Shiensosha|A Wooden House Once Hakushu Kitahara Lived
        
        
          The banks and shores along 
Edogawa River has been scenic spots. Many writers and poets has loved the lands. 
Hakushu Kitahara, a poet in Taisho and Showa era, lived in the area near the west bank
          of Edogawa River called Koiwa in 
Edogawa-ku after he had lived 
Kameiin Temple in 
Mama. He named his house 'shiensosha'. Now the house is standing along a tiny
          path covered with cherry trees beside the rose garden in 
Satomi Park gives some impressions of living in Showa era. You could see the rooms
          of the house when it is a fine day.
          The scenic views at Edogawa river would attract many poets and writers.
          
Hakushu Kitahara, Saneatsu Mushanokoji, Ogai Mori and Shotaro Yasuoka visited,
          and Sachio Ito wrote 'Nogiku no Haka' set in Yakiri district near Edogawa
          river. 
Rohan Koda and 
Kafu Nagai lived 
Yawata in 
Ichikawa city, 
the house of scenario writer Yoko Mizuki stands in Yawata too. '
the Path of Literature along Sakuradote' has many signboards to introduce many poets and writers related to Ichikawa
          city.
Why don't you visit 
Shiensosha?
          
        Shiensosha, The House of Hakushu Kitahara
        
        
        
        Shiensosha, The House of Hakushu Kitahara
          The poet, Hakushu Kitahara who is famous for his book 'Karatachi no Hana
          (a trifoliate orange tree' and 'Sunayama (a sand mountain)' once lived
          in this house called Shiensosha by Hakushu himself in Koiwa in Edogawa-ku
          Tokyo for a year in 1916. Shensosha was dismantled when Edogawa River was
          improved. Ichikawa city was accidentally given Shiensosha by its owner
          Mr. Yuasa in Ichikawa city as his kindness donation, and the city rebuilt
          it in Satomi Park as it used to be because Hakushu Kitahara once lived
          in Kameiin Temple in Mama and he loved views around Satomi Park and the
          fields in Katsushka having related to Myriad of Leaves for thousands ages
          even though he lived in Koiwa.
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        Shiensosha in Satomi Park
        
          
          
        
        
          - Shiensosha has great accessibilities from both Narita and Haneda International Airport.
          
 - From Narita International Airport, take Keisei-line and get off Konodai Sta, take minimally 45 minutes from Narita Airport. And also take Keisei Narita Sky Access line bound to Nippori Sta or Haneda International Airport and get off Shin Kamagaya Sta, transfer the line to Hokuso line bound to Nishi Magome or Haneda International Airport and get off Yakiri Sta. 
          
 - From Haneda International Airport, take Keikyu-line bound to Narita, and get off Konodai Sta. And also take Keikyu-line bound to Inba Nihon Daigaku (Nihon University) and get off Yakiri Sta.
          
 - Take 10 minute walk from Konodai and Yakiri Sta.
          
 - 3-9 Konodai, Ichikawa-shi, Chiba-ken
         
 
          
        The Noted Scenic Spots in and around Satomi Park
        
            
            
            
              Visitors find nature, history and culture in this area.
            
 
         
        
            
            
            
              Visotors enjoy seeing beautiful cherry blossoms, roses and colored leaves.
            
 
         
        
        
            
            
            
Shiensosha House (Hakushu Kitahara once lived in)
              The House of Hakushu Kitahara
            
         
        
            
            
            
              Rakan no I Well has a legend that Kobo Daishi Kukai found
            
 
         
        
          
            
            
            
              A stone tells the sad story of Sengoku Period.
            
 
         
          
            
            
            
              The stone tablets are related to the battle of Konodai
            
 
         
        
          
            
            
            They are intorduced in Edo Meisho Zue in Edo period.
 
         
        
            
            
            
              It is the intangible cultural property registered by Chiba
            
 
         
        
        
            
            
            
              It was treated as a high ranked temple as same as Daimyos.
            
 
         
        
            
            
            
              It is famous for a traditional event called 'Tsujikiri'.
            
 
         
        
        
            
            
            
              Many flowers bloom and many birds come this water park .
            
 
         
        
            
            
            
              There are many noted spots along this river.
            
 
         
        
        
          
          
            
              Tekona, Mamasan temple and some landmarks in it. It is good place to walk
            along.
            
 
         
        
            
            
            
              Genkoji Temple, a branch temple of Ryogoku Ekoin has a beautiful garden
            and CafeTerrace Ekoin.
            
 
         
        
        
          
          
            
              It commands a panoramic view of Mt.Fuji behind Tokyo.