Hinode Sansō

You can feel the history of postwar Japan's politics

Teks Asal

You can feel the political history of postwar Japan. Some people say that it is only a monument, but probably mistakenly mistaken for the Ronyas Memorial in another place. This is the place I used as a villa and Reagan and Gorbachev also visited. It was well worth the entrance fee of 300 yen, such as an old thatched-roof folk house or a tea room.

A rare place of silence in Tokyo

Teks Asal

Originally, there was only a villa that Yasuhiro Nakasone, the former Prime Minister, used for zazen, and it was a very quiet place. It's very calm. There are also materials that collect the achievements of Mr. Nakasone, and it is also spectacular.