Tetsugaku-dô

In 1891, Lafcadio Hearn got acquainted with INOUE Enryô, a Japanese philosopher who visited Matsue by chance.
Inoue was an authority in Japanese philosophy and also interested in ghosts, so Hearn must have enjoyed to have a chance to talk with him.
Tetsugaku-dô (court of philosophy) was established by Inoue as a place to make philosophical thoughts. Today it is open to public as a park.

tetsugakudo Access from Tokyo Station

Use Chûô Express Line (lane Nos. 1 and 2) to go to Nakano station.
At Nakano, go out the north exit and take any bus at the bus track No. 1. And take it off at the stop "Tetsugaku-dô".
Or, it is okay to take the bus for Nerima Shako at Shinjuku station. (the same bus as to go to residence at Ichigaya and Jishôin)
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