Historic Toki Residence

The Historic Toki Residence features decorative facades and intricate interior details that reflect early 20th-century Western architectural elements in Japanese construction methods.

Built in December 1924, this Western-style residence emerged during Japan's period of architectural transformation, incorporating European Jugendstil design principles into domestic structures.

The residence stands as a testament to Japan's integration of international architectural influences during the Taishō period, marking shifts in residential construction approaches.

Visitors can examine the preserved architectural features of the residence through guided tours that highlight both Western and Japanese construction techniques.

The property maintains original Jugendstil elements including curved lines and nature-inspired decorative patterns throughout its structure, representing early modernist design in Japan.

Location: Kaminochō

Inception: December 1924

Architectural style: Jugendstil

Website: https://city.numata.gunma.jp/kanko/bunka/1010166/1001836.html

GPS coordinates: 36.64531,139.04767

Latest update: April 3, 2025 02:18