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A garden in Kanzaki, a Meiji-era villa opened only for limited seasons in spring and autumn.
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Kunenan is a sukiya-style residence and Japanese garden in the Nihiyama district, Mato, Kanzaki-cho, Kanzaki, Saga Prefecture. In the mid-Meiji period, the businessmen Bun'emon Itami and his son Yataro Itami, natives of Saga Prefecture, acquired the land of Fudoin, a subtemple (tacchu) of the 36 temples of Nihiyama Gokoku-ji, and the site of the sub-temple Jizoin, and established the residence and garden; this was the beginning of present-day 'Kunenan.'
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