Kitsuki Residences

Ohara Residence showcases Kitsuki’s finest samurai home, with beautiful tatami rooms, a charming garden, and an authentic thatched roof that takes visitors back in time.

Nomi Residence invites visitors to explore a free, restored samurai home and relax with drinks and snacks at its cozy café in the heart of historic Kitsuki.

Isoya Residence blends samurai history with beautiful art displays, offering visitors a peaceful museum filled with ink paintings and traditional Japanese artworks.

Sano Residence showcases Japan’s medical past with historic tools, a rare Meiji-era microscope, and the charm of Kitsuki’s oldest surviving wooden townhouse.

Hitotsumatsu Residence blends Showa and Edo styles, offering wide tatami rooms, historic exhibits, and lovely views of Kitsuki Castle and the sparkling sea.