The name Kairakuen comes from a passage by Mencius: "The ancients enjoyed themselves together with the people, and therefore enjoyed themselves well." In early spring, about 100 varieties of plum blossoms bloom in full bloom, making it one of the three most famous gardens in Japan.

Enjoy Beijing cuisine, the culmination of cuisine cultivated in Beijing, the home of imperial cuisine. In February, enjoy shrimp with chili sauce and crab fried rice. In March, enjoy sauteed scallops and spring vegetables with salt and cherry shrimp fried rice.

Known as one of the largest former feudal schools in Japan, it offered education in a wide range of fields. The interior of the Kodokan building is filled with the atmosphere of the feudal school days, and as soon as you step inside, you'll feel as if you've traveled back in time to the Edo period. There are about 800 plum trees of 60 varieties planted on the grounds, making it a famous plum viewing spot.

The popular Okashi Yume Factory is a confectionery museum, confectionery factory, confectionery plaza, and all-weather amusement park. You can purchase freshly made sweets and local specialty sweets, making it the perfect souvenir!