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Address: Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
Official website: http://www.nagoya-rekimachinet.jp/contents01/
Phone: +81 52-935-6262
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Many modern buildings remain between Nagoya Tokugawa Garden and Nagoya Castle, and this area is called the Cultural Road. Eryekan is one of the well-known ones. Eryekan is the love nest of Japan's first actress Sadano Kawakami and the king of electric power. The combination of architecture and western style was very rare at the time. It was a salon where politicians, financial professionals and literati often met.
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Many modern buildings remain between Nagoya Tokugawa Garden and Nagoya Castle, and this area is called the Cultural Road. Eryekan is one of the well-known ones. Eryekan is the love nest of Japan's first actress Sadano Kawakami and the king of electric power. The combination of architecture and western style was very rare at the time. It was a salon where politicians, financial professionals and literati often met.
Old houses and old buildings make this place quite cultural.
The Japanese culture is learned from us!
The Cultural Road is a very stylish thing. The whole environment here is very special. There are many tourists here, all of whom are local travel lovers. Many of the old houses here are family owned.
Clean and hygienic, elegant environment, worth seeing!