Diplomat's House

Diplomat's House (外交官の家) is a historically significant building that once served as the residence of Uchida Sadatsuchi, a distinguished Japanese diplomat who held prestigious roles, including Ambassador to Turkey and Consul General in New York. Designed by American architect James Gardiner in the refined American Victorian style, the house stands as an impressive example of early 20th-century architecture. The residence is also set in a picturesque location, featuring the charming Bluff Garden Café, where visitors can enjoy a variety of small plates and refreshing drinks while taking in tranquil views of the lush garden below.

Located in the scenic Yamate district, Diplomat's House offers a fascinating insight into Japan's diplomatic past. Its blend of rich cultural heritage and serene natural beauty makes it an exceptional destination for tourists. Visitors can explore the house’s elegant design and explore its peaceful surroundings, making it a perfect spot to relax and experience a unique blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty. The peaceful ambiance and garden views create a serene atmosphere that transports visitors to a bygone era of diplomacy and refined living.