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　Kurinamezuki (thirteen nights) of Hama Goden, which was enjoyed by the general during the Edo period.　　　　　　For five days from October 15th to 19th, the 13th night, the opening of the park was extended to 21:00 at Hamarikyu Onshi Garden, and a moon viewing event is being held.　　　　　　　　　The park is directed by light and shadow, and you can enjoy a view of the moon with a special atmosphere of Hama Goden, which once faces Edo Bay.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　The night garden path from the entrance of Ote-mon gate to the vicinity of the tide pond is illuminated with light, and pine branches and leaves planted throughout the park and carefully maintained by gardeners emerge, creating a fantastic atmosphere, and the sound of insects echoes.　　　　In 1798, whales lost off the coast of Shinagawa, and fishermen hung ropes and pulled by boat off the coast of Hama Goden, and in front of the 11th Shogun Ienari, In the vicinity of the "Goniwaguchi Gomon Ruins", "Kansei's whale" is reflected in the moonlight.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　"Otsukimidai" is set up in the lawn area on the shore of the tide pond, where thin is displayed and dumplings and vegetables are served. On the 15th, a special commemorative photo was taken at Ochiyaya, a normally closed Tsubame, where the room was illuminated by the faint light of the lanterns. On the 16th, a highlight unique to night.·On the 17th to 19th, the "Otsukimi Special Guide Tour" incorporating the taste will be reproduced on the 17th and 19th, "Mikami Gagaku" where a Japanese boat carrying three musicians travels around Yokobori, once enjoyed by the general. At Ochiyaya on Nakajima, which boasts the best scenery in the park, you can enjoy a special menu of a gold leaf matcha set and two kinds of white egret treasures with chestnuts and salted kelp, and sake set with gold leaf during the period.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　In addition to light food and drink such as Sanpuku dumplings and Tsukimi udon, Japanese lantern, which has two types of whales and rabbits designed with Hamarikyu original motifs, is also available.