Nikkō Tamozawa Imperial Villa Memorial Park

The Tamozawa Imperial Villa extends over 4,471 square meters with 106 rooms, displaying traditional Japanese wooden architecture across multiple sections and floors.

Constructed in 1899 for Crown Prince Yoshihito, the villa incorporated existing local buildings and structures relocated from the Akasaka Palace in Tokyo.

The interior design merges architectural elements from three periods: Edo, Meiji, and Taisho, representing the evolution of Japanese imperial residences.

The park welcomes visitors from 9:00 to 17:00 between April and October, and from 9:00 to 16:30 from November through March, with admission at 600 yen.

This wooden complex stands as the largest remaining imperial villa from the Meiji period, containing original furniture and imperial household items.

Location: Nikko

Inception: June 1899

Architects: Kigo Kiyoyoshi

Part of: 100 Best Historical Parks in Japan

Address: 〒321-1434栃木県日光市本町8-27

Phone: +81288536767

Website: https://park-tochigi.com/tamozawa/news/info/foreign-language

GPS coordinates: 36.75210,139.59150

Latest update: May 11, 2025 10:35