Ōta Residence

The Ōta Residence displays characteristic elements of Japanese architecture with wooden beams, sliding doors, and traditional tatami mat flooring throughout its structure.

Built in the early 1800s during the Edo period, this residence stands as a testament to the architectural methods and social structures of historical Japan.

The residence exhibits the traditional layout of Japanese domestic spaces, reflecting the family organization and daily routines of the Edo period inhabitants.

Visitors can explore multiple rooms that demonstrate various aspects of Japanese domestic life, including living quarters and ceremonial spaces.

The wooden structure incorporates specialized construction techniques that have protected it against earthquakes and weather conditions for over two centuries.

Location: Fukuyama

Inception: 18 century

GPS coordinates: 34.38297,133.38072

Latest update: March 9, 2025 20:09