Bansui Sōdō
晩翠草堂
Visit Bansui Sodo, the preserved home of poet Doi Bansui, to see his belongings and a resilient holly olive tree.
What it is
- The preserved residence of poet Doi Bansui.
- Students and volunteers built it in 1949.
- Bansui lived here in his final years until 1952.
- The residence was donated to Sendai City.
What to see
- A stone monument with 'Tenchi Ujo' stands outside.
- Bansui's books, photos, and bed are displayed inside.
- A holly olive tree in the garden survived an air raid.
When to go
- The holly olive tree blooms around October 19th.
Getting there
- Accessible by bus or subway.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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