Haibara Residence
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This house was the residence of samurai who served as close advisors of the daimyo and castle guards. The house itself is in the sukiya style, which is quite rare for samurai homes. The style is more often seen in tea houses or Buddhist structures or tea ceremony houses. It is designated an import
Background
This house was the residence of samurai who served as close advisors of the daimyo and castle guards. The house itself is in the sukiya style, which is quite rare for samurai homes. The style is more often seen in tea houses or Buddhist structures or tea ceremony houses. It is designated an important cultural property by the city.
| Haibara Residence Profile | |
|---|---|
| English Name | Haibara Residence |
| Japanese Name | 旧植原家住宅 |
| Year | Mid Edo Period |
| Residence Type | Middle Class |
| Designations | Important Cultural Property, Local Historic Site |
| Features | Gates, House |
| Visitor Information | open 9:00-17:00; closed 12/29-1/3; 400 yen (covers both houses) |
| Website | http://takahasikanko.or.jp/modules/spot/index.php?content id=4 |
| Location | Takahashi, Okayama Prefecture |
| Castle | Bitchu Matsuyama Castle |
| Coordinates | 34.79922, 133.61834 |
| Bitchu Matsuyama Castle and nearby Samurai Homes | |
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| Admin | |
| Visits | November 20, 2010 |
| Added Jcastle | 2018 |
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