Former Yamauchi Residence
旧山内家下屋敷長屋
Explore a samurai residence, a National Important Cultural Property, and glimpse feudal-era life.
What it is
- A nagaya built in 1866 for foot soldiers.
- Known as Sandatei, part of the Yamauchi family's lower residence.
- Open to the public as an exhibition hall.
- Designated a National Important Cultural Property.
What to see
- A two-story wooden building.
- The original gate and observation pavilion.
- Observation pavilion where Yodo and Saigo Takamori met.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Former Yamauchi Residence Open in Google Maps
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