Former Okuni Residence, Traditional residence in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.
The Former Okuni Residence is a wooden house built in the late Edo period in Hyogo Prefecture with traditional Japanese design. Its rooms contain sliding doors, tatami floors, and separate areas that served specific household functions.
The house was built in the late Edo period and displays construction methods used by wealthy families of that era. Its design reflects the building standards and architectural choices favored by the upper classes during the 19th century.
The layout shows how wealthy Japanese families organized daily life and used different rooms for specific purposes. Visitors can see where important family moments took place and how spaces were designed for these occasions.
The site is easily accessible by public transportation and offers guided tours in several languages. Facilities are available for visitors with mobility restrictions or other accessibility needs.
The property includes a garden that keeps its original design with stone pathways and water features. The carefully selected plants change their appearance through the seasons, creating different moods throughout the year.
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