In Maizuru Park, there's a beautifully restored garden called Shinshu-en. It features a gazebo-style building within its grounds. The name Shinshu-en comes from a poem written by Hosokawa Yusai, a warlord who once governed this area. He penned the poem when his castle was besieged by 15,000 soldiers loyal to Ishida Mitsunari. This event would later lead to the Battle of Sekigahara.

In Maizuru Park, there's a beautifully restored garden called Shinshu-en. It features a gazebo-style building within its grounds. The name Shinshu-en comes from a poem written by Hosokawa Yusai, a warlord who once governed this area. He penned the poem when his castle was besieged by 15,000 soldiers loyal to Ishida Mitsunari. This event would later lead to the Battle of Sekigahara.