British House

British House (イギリス館), built in 1937, was originally the residence of the British Consul General in Yokohama. This well-preserved historical building offers a fascinating glimpse into the past with its elegant colonial design. The house features various rooms, including guest rooms, a dining area, and private quarters, each showcasing the lifestyle of the Consul General during the early 20th century. The interior, with its carefully maintained furnishings, transports visitors back to a time when the house served as a diplomatic hub.

Visiting British House provides a chance to admire its British colonial architecture, while also offering an immersive experience in Yokohama’s rich history. The serene atmosphere of the house, set in a peaceful area, allows visitors to step into the world of early diplomatic life. With its historical significance and well-preserved charm, it serves as a unique destination for those interested in the cultural and diplomatic exchanges that shaped the city during the 20th century.