Hokkoku Kaidō Andō House

The Hokkoku Kaidō Andō House exhibits modern Japanese architecture with traditional wooden construction techniques and natural materials throughout its interior and exterior design.

Built in 1905, this residence represents the architectural transition period when Japanese residential design began incorporating contemporary elements while maintaining traditional features.

The spatial arrangement of the house demonstrates the Japanese approach to living spaces, with rooms organized to maximize natural light and facilitate daily activities.

Visitors can reach the house via local transportation from central Nagahama and combine their visit with explorations of other historical structures in the area.

The house integrates specific construction methods from the early 20th century, displaying the evolution of Japanese carpentry and architectural adaptation to modern needs.

Location: Nagahama

Inception: 1905

Architectural style: modern Japanese-style architecture

Website: http://nagamachi.co.jp/house-ando

GPS coordinates: 35.37983,136.26700

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:47