Wakimachi Minami-machi

The Wakimachi Minami-machi residence incorporates typical architectural elements with white walls, cedar floors, and numerous windows allowing natural light throughout the structure.

The residence received recognition as part of an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings on December 16, 1988, marking its architectural significance.

The house features udatsu walls, distinctive architectural elements that served both protective and decorative purposes in traditional Japanese building design.

Located at coordinates 34.068053, 134.146592, the residence spans 126 square meters and contains separate areas for living and working spaces across two floors.

The exterior walls utilize Yaki-Sugi, a charred Japanese cedar technique specific to the Ehime region, providing natural protection against weather conditions.

GPS coordinates: 34.06805,134.14659

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:25