Koreyoshi Takatori, a coal mine millionaire from the Taku Area, built Seikei Park and donated it to the municipality. Cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in fall decorate the park and attract many tourists. Kanoutei (public hall), which is designated as a tangible cultural property by the national government and two museums themed on the local history and culture are located in the park.

Basic information

Address	1975-1, Taku-machi, Taku City (多久市多久町1975-1)
URL	https://www.city.taku.lg.jp/main/1777.html
Official Name	Seikei Park / Folk Museum 西渓公園/郷土資料館
Closed	Mondays Year End and New Year's Holidays (Dec 25th thru 31st / Jan 1st thru 5th)
Opening Hours	(Museum) 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Access	- 10 Min. by Taxi from Taku Station of JR Karatsu Line - 15 Min. Drive from Taku Interchange of Nagasaki Expressway
Parking Availability	Free Parking Available for 30 Cars
Cell Phone Battery Charging	Unavailable
Wi-fi Availability	Unavailable
Estimated Time to Enjoy	30 Minutes to 1 Hour
Admission Fee	Free
Reservation	Not Necessary
Tobacco	Only in Designate Area
Foreign Language Support	Multilingual Brochures Available (English/Chinese/Korean) Official Website with Tourist Information of Taku City http://taku-navi.com/
Notes	Contact the Office of City Development Division, Taku City (0952-75-4827) for general inquiries. Contact Nishi Kyushu Kensetsu Co., Ltd. (0952-74-3591) for inquiries about the permission for sales, event use, photography and others. Museum of Local History and Culture Contact the City Development Division for inquiries about the park and contact the lifetime education division for the museum.
MAPCODE	104 625 418*04