Hoheikan

Fengping Pavilion is a royal hospital in Shanghai. It is said that a emperor in Japan has lived here. It may be a bedding palace or a holiday villa. The interior is reserved for the original appearance. Many spaces can be visited. It is very cramped.

Fengping Pavilion was built in Meiji period in 1880. The first resident was the Meiji Emperor at that time. It is still well preserved. There are details everywhere. Children don't need to buy tickets. They also have a free ticket.

Fengping Pavilion is a building located in Zhongdao Park. As a historical relic of the original development of Hokkaido. You can notice it when you walk along Zhongdao Park. The buildings are not big enough to be appreciated by human history.

The blue and white color matching of the exterior of the building with the winter snow scene, the fresh and coordinated feeling is refreshing. If the lake around the summer is thawed and the vegetation is lush, it must be a different feeling. I hope that I will have the opportunity to visit again. Tickets are required for internal visits, but the guided tours and artifacts inside are really good value for money.

This attraction is in Nakajima Park, then I didn't go in, just passed many times from the outside, the Nakajima Park subway station to my hotel will pass this place, next to the observatory