Haibara Samurai Residence
Haibara Samurai Residence
Haibara Samurai Residence
Haibara Samurai Residence
Haibara Samurai Residence
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Haibara Samurai Residence

In Takahashi Old Town district —
8 of 10 in Bitchu-Takahashi

The Haibara Samurai Residence (武家屋敷旧埴原家) is a beautifully restored home that once belonged to the esteemed Haibara family, a prominent samurai lineage during Japan's Edo Period. This historical residence offers a rare glimpse into the lifestyle of high-ranking samurai, featuring an expansive layout with traditional tatami rooms, a fully preserved kitchen, and even the toilet used by the family. The home exudes a quiet elegance, allowing visitors to imagine the daily lives of samurai families during a time of peace and prosperity.

The residence’s serene gardens further enhance the experience, providing a tranquil space that complements the historical setting. Carefully curated to reflect the architectural style of the Edo Period, the property beautifully showcases the harmonious blend of function and aesthetics that was central to samurai culture. The gardens, with their peaceful paths and traditional features, offer a perfect retreat to reflect on the past while surrounded by the same scenery that once inspired the Haibara family.

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Hours and Fees

Haibara Samurai Residence
  • Opening hours
  • 10:00 to 17:00 (until 16:00 from October to March)

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • 500 yen (also includes entry to Orii Residence)

Getting there

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The Haibara Samurai Residence is located in the Takahashi Old Town district, just a 10- to 15-minute walk from Bitchu-Takahashi Station.

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