
Matsudaira-go Enchi Park
landmark
松平郷園地
Matsudaira-go Enchi Park is a five-acre expanse of greenery next to the main road in the village of Matsudaira, along the way from Matsudaira Toshogu Shrine to Kogetsuin Temple.
Five-acre green space designed to reflect the landscape as it may have appeared when the Matsudaira family governed this area in the 14th and 15th centuries. Cherry blossoms appear in March and April, iris and hydrangea in early summer, and hagi bush clover in autumn. A small stream runs through to a pond, where fireflies appear on June evenings. A path leads to a bronze statue of Matsudaira Chikauji, flanked by seven stone pillars representing the eight Matsudaira generations before Tokugawa Ieyasu, who went on to found the shogunate.
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