Old Emberson House

The Old Emberson House stands as a two-story Western-style residence with specific architectural elements from early twentieth-century residential construction methods.

Built in 1904 during Japan's modernization period, this structure represents the integration of Western architectural designs into Japanese residential buildings.

The building earned recognition as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan for its representation of foreign architectural influences during the Meiji period.

Visitors need to contact local cultural heritage offices before planning their visit, as access to the house follows specific schedules and guidelines.

The residence features construction techniques and materials that differ from traditional Japanese houses, including larger windows and distinct room arrangements.

Location: Suruga-ku

Inception: 1904

Website: https://city.shizuoka.lg.jp/000_002416.html

GPS coordinates: 34.97898,138.44303

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03