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Senshu Park (Kubota Castle Site)

Senshu Park (Kubota Castle Site)

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Senshu Park is a large park in the center of Akita City. It stands on the site of Kubota Castle, which was built in 1604 and burned down during the Meiji period (1868–1912). The park changes with the seasons and turns soft pink with cherry blossoms every spring.

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Good to know

  • The park is on the site of Kubota Castle, built in 1604.
  • Cherry blossoms fill the park every spring.

Tips for Muslim visitors

  • The rebuilt Osumi Turret in the park is closed every year from 1 December to 31 March.
  • Eating and drinking are strictly not allowed inside the Osumi Turret.
  • Inside many castle keeps you take off your shoes and climb steep, narrow wooden stairs. Wear socks and clothing that is comfortable for climbing.
  • Castle grounds are large. Plan a prayer stop before or after your visit at one of the places to pray listed below.
  • Plan your visit around prayer times. Below are today's prayer times for Akita and the verified places to pray nearby.
  • Food stalls and shops near popular sights usually do not have halal certification. Check the ingredients, or choose from the verified places on this site.

Prayer times in Akita

Today (5 Nov 2026)

  1. Fajr04:30
  2. Sunrise06:12
  3. Dhuhr11:25
  4. Asr14:11
  5. Maghrib16:34
  6. Isha18:05

Times are calculated for Akita City. Times may differ elsewhere in Akita.

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Places to pray near Senshu Park (Kubota Castle Site)

We have not verified a place to pray near here yet. Many large stations, airports and department stores in Japan have prayer rooms.

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Halal food near Senshu Park (Kubota Castle Site)

We have not verified a halal restaurant near here yet. Until then, these guides can help you choose food safely:

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Sources (Checked 5 Nov 2026): japan.travel, city.akita.lg.jp