Experience Meiji-Era Elegance at the Residence and Garden of the Last Sakura Clan Lord
About this spot
The residence built by Masatomo Hotta, the last lord of Sakura clan, during the Meiji period. The main building and other structures are designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan, and the garden is designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty. Gazing out over the lawn garden from the veranda, you can almost feel the peaceful moments once spent by its master. A representative masterpiece of Sakura that frequently appears as a drama filming location.
Tips
Be sure to take time to remove your shoes and view the garden from the tatami sitting room. Using a combined admission ticket with the samurai residences will allow you to visit all sites more economically.
Best time to visit
Allow about 40 minutes for viewing. The garden is most beautiful in the late afternoon light.
Access & map
〒285-0025 Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture, Kaburaki-cho 274
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