Hitotsumatsu Residence

Hitotsumatsu Residence (一松邸) offers visitors a rare opportunity to step into the world of a prominent politician from Japan’s past. Built in 1929, this remarkable house seamlessly combines architectural styles from both the Showa and Edo periods, providing a fascinating look at the evolution of Japanese design. Inside, the wide tatami mat rooms reflect the elegance of a bygone era, while beautifully preserved exhibits, such as antiques, artwork, and drawings, offer a window into the sophisticated lifestyle of its former owner, highlighting the cultural richness of the time.

From the residence, guests are treated to breathtaking views of Kitsuki Castle and the nearby coastline, making it an ideal location for history lovers and photographers alike. The tranquil atmosphere, combined with the scenic surroundings, enhances the experience, allowing visitors to connect with both the history and natural beauty of the area. The residence’s cultural significance and serene setting make it a perfect stop for anyone wishing to immerse themselves in the heritage of Kitsuki.