Cultural Path Futaba Museum

Western style balcony, especially the colored glass.

The surrounding environment is good, the scenery is beautiful, and the building is peaceful

Can't miss it, this place is really good!

The color is very beautiful, like the architectural style, like one

Futabakan, a memorial hall restored from the famous geisha’s house Address: 461-0014, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture Opening Hours: 10:00-17:00 Closed every Monday in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, there is Japan’s No. 1 woman Futabakan where actor Sadano Kawakami lives with Momosuke Fukuzawa, the power king. In 2005, it was relocated and restored to its present place, and it was registered as a national cultural heritage. In addition, the area from Nagoya Castle to Tokugawa Garden is named the "Cultural Road" as a treasure house of historical heritage. There is a very distinctive building, where people meet. It can also be used as part of the rental room. Futabakan is the residence where Momosuke Fukuzawa, known as the king of electric power, moved to live with Sadano Kawakami. It seems to be the stronghold of the "Cultural Road". This time, during the hot summer, I only visited the Eryekan. I didn't have the energy to go to other places. I am a little sorry. The cultural road near the border between the East and Naka Wards of Nagoya City, Futabakan, has an impressive red-tiled roof building where Japan’s first actress Sadano Kawakami lives, immersed in the romantic atmosphere of Taisho. You can also meet and visit at Wansongen, the Zhennu villa in Kakamigahara, Gifu, and the Enengji Temple, which was built by Zhennu. I don't know there is such a place in Nagoya. This is a bungalow with great stained glass. Because there is a Bolandias tour guide, you can deepen your understanding after listening to your words. The Erye Pavilion is a quiet residential area, a luxurious bungalow. The basic admission fee is two hundred yen mixed in the space of ocean and harmony. What I particularly like is the beautiful spiral staircase into the entrance. The stained glass is also great. It seems that there are also walking trips from this museum. If you have the opportunity, it will be like this.