The "Kyuhorisi Garden" is the former residence of the Hori family, who served as the chief retainer of the Tsuwano Domain during the Edo Period, and its vast garden. It has also been designated as a national scenic spot, and is known as a hidden gem, quietly nestled in the historic townscape of Tsuwano. The pond-style garden, which is integrated with the residence, was created by skillfully utilizing the slope of the mountain, and the scenery created by the trees that show different expressions throughout the seasons, the quaint pond, and the stones arranged there give a sense of traditional Japanese aesthetic sense.

The garden is composed of four parts: the main garden, the Rakuzanso Garden, the Warakuen Garden, and the Hatasako Hospital Exterior Garden, and incorporates the rich nature of the mountain behind as a borrowed landscape, making you amazed at its large scale. The main garden is a pond-style garden with rock arrangements and trees arranged around the pond.
In spring, the fresh green leaves are a vivid sight, and in autumn, the autumn leaves are particularly beautiful, and the entire garden is dyed in a brocade color. While strolling through the garden, you can think back to the way of life in the former samurai residences and the taste that was put into the garden.

It is a beautiful garden that incorporates the mountain behind the house as a backdrop.

The garden is composed of four parts: the main garden, Rakuzanso Garden, Warakuen, and the Hatasako Hospital Exterior Garden.

The main garden is a pond-centered stroll garden with rockwork and trees arranged around the pond.

During the autumn foliage season, the maples and ginkgo trees that are dyed red and yellow around the pond shine, making for a very beautiful view.

[Useful points of concern]

The parking lot has a limited number of spaces, so it may be full, especially during the autumn foliage season and on weekends. It is about a 20-minute walk from Tsuwano Station to get there by public transportation, so it is a good idea to visit with plenty of time or consider taking a taxi.