Former Akimoto Residence

It is a building that integrates Japanese and Western styles, and it is recommended for those who appreciate buildings ﾌｧﾝ.

Original Text

I visited because it is listed in "Japanese Heritage Satonuma Historical Building" available at [Tatebayashi Station Tourist Information Center] and is one of the constituent cultural properties. On April 23, when I visited, "Tsunagu Machinaka ﾌｪｽ in Tatebayashi" was held and was open to the public as well as [Former Tatebayashi Nigyomi Program Office]. This is originally the executive director of Kamihae ﾓｽﾘﾝ Co., Ltd., Kumasaburo Sugimura, around 1910 ～ 1912 [Main House (Wakan ...)]

It is a building that integrates Japanese and Western styles, and it is recommended for those who appreciate buildings ﾌｧﾝ.

Original Text

I visited because it is listed in "Japanese Heritage Satonuma Historical Building" available at [Tatebayashi Station Tourist Information Center] and is one of the constituent cultural properties. On April 23, when I visited, "Tsunagu Machinaka ﾌｪｽ in Tatebayashi" was held and was open to the public as well as [Former Tatebayashi Nigyomi Program Office]. This is originally the executive director of Kamihae ﾓｽﾘﾝ Co., Ltd., Kumasaburo Sugimura, around 1910 ～ 1912 [Main House (Wakan ...)]

Someday, jugatsusakura and higanbana.

Original Text

There is a cluster of clusters of clusters, and it seems that flowers bloom at the same time as the October cherry blossoms. I visited on October 2nd, but it seems a little late. Is it often off the time of October cherry blossoms? I want to see it someday. Anyway, the contrast between the forest-like entrance and the back lawn garden was impressive at the former Akimoto Bettei.

Someday, jugatsusakura and higanbana.

Original Text

There is a cluster of clusters of clusters, and it seems that flowers bloom at the same time as the October cherry blossoms. I visited on October 2nd, but it seems a little late. Is it often off the time of October cherry blossoms? I want to see it someday. Anyway, the contrast between the forest-like entrance and the back lawn garden was impressive at the former Akimoto Bettei.

A mansion that tells the history of modernization of Tatebayashi in the corner of Tatebayashi Castle

Original Text

In a corner of the Tatebayashi Castle Ruins, there is a t mansion used by the children and grandchildren of Reito Akimoto, the last Lord of the Tatebayashi clan, as a villa. This building, called Akimoto Bettei, was built in the late Meiji period in line with the construction of the factory of Joge Moslin, a local leading company, and is usually closed and cannot be entered. If you turn to the garden side, you can look inside through the glass window. There is a Western-style building next to a large Japanese-style building, and it seems that it was used as a guest house where cherry blossom viewing banquets were held at that time.