Tenkyōkaku
天鏡閣
Tenkyōkaku is a historic imperial villa, now a public museum, showcasing unique Japanese-Western architecture.
What it is
- A Japanese-Western architectural style building.
- Completed in August 1908 as an imperial villa.
- Named Tenkyōkaku by Emperor Taishō.
- Open to the public since 1980.
What to see
- Main building, annex, and front gate are cultural properties.
- Building features white board walls and balconies.
- Bronze statue of Imperial Prince Takehito outdoors.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Tenkyōkaku Open in Google Maps
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