旧岩崎家末廣別邸

The Iwasaki Villa consists of three structures: a main wooden building, a tea pavilion, and a stone storehouse with distinctive architectural features.

Built in 1927, the villa served as a retreat for Hisaya Iwasaki, the third president of Mitsubishi, who established an experimental farm on the property.

The architectural design combines traditional Japanese elements with early Showa period innovations, including earthquake-resistant metal reinforcements in the ceiling.

The main house spans 150 tsubo and features a central courtyard, with reception rooms on the south side and kitchen facilities on the north.

The stone storehouse incorporates Oya stone walls finished with scratch tiles, complemented by iron-plated armor doors at its entrance.

GPS coordinates: 35.73514,140.33767

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03