Kōbuntei 好文亭

On the third floor, the Rakuju-rō was the view Nariaki kept for himself and his guests.

Historic pavilion within Kairakuen, one of the three most celebrated gardens in Japan: it takes its name from another way of saying ‘plum tree’ (kōbunboku), the same flower that fills the garden around it.

Ibaraki

Kairakuen, Raijin mae, 常磐神社入口(神崎寺前)

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