Non-sale "Kyufurukawa Gardens 100th Anniversary" Button Badge ※Unused This commemorative button badge was distributed exclusively at the Kyufurukawa Gardens, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2018. The design features roses, known as a famous spot in the garden. Kyufurukawa Gardens A nationally designated scenic spot that opened in 1956 as a Tokyo Metropolitan garden with a Western-style house, Western-style garden, and Japanese garden. The Western-style house and garden were designed by British architect Josiah Conder, and the Japanese garden was created by Ogawa Jihei. The site was originally the residence of Mutsu Munemitsu, which became the property of the Furukawa family, and took its current form in 1919. It is also famous as a rose garden, and the Japanese garden is a strolling garden with a pond centered around a heart-shaped pond, with a dry waterfall, a large waterfall, and an island. (Summary excerpt from the official explanation) It has been stored in a dark place, so the condition is good. ※Will be shipped in simple packaging.