Kyu Asakura House 旧朝倉家住宅

"This traditional house survived both the earthquake of 1923 and WWII. Not touristy! https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJxyQakzyfW/?igsh=MXR3aWswNW10aGtuMg== "

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"Maison traditionnelle centenaire "

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"Maison années 20 à visiter, avec jardin. calme "

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"Maison traditionnelle japonaise à visiter. 100 yen l'entrée"

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"Hidden gem, one of the only remaining traditional Japanese wooden houses in Tokyo, having survived the bombings of war. 100JPY only. "

@carlanewdawn

"Maison traditionnelle japonaise à visiter. 100 yen l'entrée."

@marine_piret

"villa del 900 100 yen ingresso dalle 10 alle 18 "

@matilderota00

"Traditionnel housse 4.4 stars (1014 ratings) Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Kyu+Asakura+House/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x60188b4f65cb423d:0xa4caa0d8de04ffb2"

@shangelique

"Belle maison traditionnelle à visiter "

@clairesvd

"Ancienne maison traditionnelle "

@nadameroua

"maison traditionnelle avec superbe jardin visite payante"

@morgane.mic

"Traditional house inside garden"

@eugeniedixon

"Traditional house and garden"

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"Belle Maison traditionnelle japonaise. Visite rapide. "

@franckdo

"Also known as the Kyu Asakura House, this beautiful traditional Taisho-era (1912-1926) mansion was built by a local politician and former chairman of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly known as Tojiro Asakura"

@ethanlicht

"Maison typique japonaise. Attention aux moustiques dans le jardin !"

@lesptitespuces

"Historic house with gardens"

@jamesey

"Christophe Juville - Kyu Asakura est une grande maison individuelle construite en 1919 dans le quartier de Daikanyama"

@chouettecacahouete

"A faire absolument si vous êtes dans le quartier. La maison et le jardin sont magnifique 😍 "

@mademoiselletabi

"Maison ancienne et jardins Un siècle Mettre des chaussettes "

@agathevldg

"********** Lonely Planet Entrée 100¥ Kyu Asakura House PLAN p.80, A3 La Kyu Asakura House est un exemple rare d'architecture pour particuliers du début du XX° siècle, si bien caché que nombre d'habitants ignorent son existence. La demeure, construite en 1919 pour la famille d'un homme d'État local, comprend plusieurs grandes pièces couvertes de tatamis, un salon à l'occidentale (à la mode à l'époque) et un jardin parsemé de lanternes en pierre.（旧朝倉家住宅, Kyu Asakura-ke Jutaku; 29-20 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku; adulte/enfant 100/50 ¥)"

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"villa traditionnelle, maison de thé et jardin"

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"100 yen, se fait en 20 minutes, jolie maison japonaise"

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"Maison traditionnelle à visiter"

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"maison traditionnelle a visiter "

@kajal.ceurbeuxa

"Ancienne résidence de la famille Asakura. C’est pas cher et vaut le coup d’œil pour voir une maison traditionnelle et son jardin japonais."

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"Maison traditionnelle à visiter "

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"Villa traditionnelle de 1919"

@steerpike

"Early 20th century residence plus garden. Entry fee 100 yens for adults. "

@chloe.sangiani

"Maison historique japonaise"

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"A beautifully preserved old house a short distance from Shibuya. Only €0.63 * to get in, or €3.16 * for a year-long pass!"

@sophiehachiko

"Vieille maison traditionnelle "

@valerie.castells

"Maison construite en 1919 par Torajiro Asakura. Elle possède un jardin qui respecte l’esthétique du roji ou jardin créé pour mener aux maisons de thé. "

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"P437 Maison traditionnelle 100¥ 10h 18h sauf lundi "

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"Maison traditionnelle du début du 20 ème . À voir"

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"Maison ancienne - fermée le lundi "

@charlotte.dechelette

"Built in 1919, the former residence of government official Torajiro Asakura is a marvelously preserved example of traditional Japanese architecture tucked into Tokyo’s bustling Daikanyama district. For ¥100 (about 73 cents), you can wander through the building’s stately wooden corridors, tatami-floored rooms, and beautifully manicured grounds."

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"Traditional house and garden"

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"Recommandé par Isabelle Minnebo. "

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"Built in 1919, the former residence of government official Torajiro Asakura is a marvelously preserved example of traditional Japanese architecture tucked into Tokyo’s bustling Daikanyama district. "

@melaniegouby

"villa traditionnelle en plein shibuya"

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"Située en plein cœur de Tokyo, la maison Kyu Asakura est une villa tradtionnelle à visiter si vous êtes à Tokyo. Elle a été construite en 1919 dans le quartier de Daikanyama, elle accueille maintenant les visiteurs depuis qu’elle est devenue un musée. Elle n’est pas trop encore indiquée dans les guides touristiques mais elle mérite vraiment la visite dans ce Tokyo secret. https://le-polyedre.com/2017/01/22/voyage-tokyo-cityguide-maison-traditionnelle-kyu-asakura/"

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"Almost overshadowed by the surrounding flashy and upscale Daikanyama neighborhood, Kyu Asakura House is a one-of-a-kind gem in the city and one that everyone visiting or living in Tokyo should see. Built in 1919 as a private residence of assembly chairman Torajiro Asakura, Kyu Asakura House is now considered an important cultural property by the Japanese government - and we know exactly why. It is one of the only remaining traditional Japanese wooden houses in Tokyo, having survived the bombings of World War II and gives us a glimpse into the lives of the old Japanese elite. A small but beautifully composed Japanese garden lies adjacent to one side of the building and can be seen from within the traditional tatami rooms on the inside or explored during a short walk on the outside. "

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"Built in 1919, the former residence of government official Torajiro Asakura is a marvelously preserved example of traditional Japanese architecture tucked"

@evemiam75

"Built in 1919, the former residence of government official Torajiro Asakura is a marvelously preserved example of traditional Japanese architecture tucked into Tokyo’s bustling Daikanyama district. For ¥100 (about 73 cents), you can wander through the building’s stately wooden corridors, tatami-floored rooms, and beautifully manicured grounds. The suginoma (cedar rooms) on the west side of the structure offer postcard-perfect views of the Japanese garden—particularly in the autumn, when the maple trees blaze with color. One of the city’s best-kept secrets, the property is an oasis of calm. It’s the perfect place to escape the crowds for an hour or two and contemplate the passing of time."

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"Beautiful house but garden is quite small, rooms are empty "

@izaberu

"belle architecture, demeure créé en 1919 Tatamis "

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"Built in 1919, the former residence of government official Torajiro Asakura is a marvelously preserved example of traditional Japanese architecture tucked into Tokyo’s bustling Daikanyama district. For ¥100 (about 73 cents), you can wander through the building’s stately wooden corridors, tatami-floored rooms, and beautifully manicured grounds. The suginoma (cedar rooms) on the west side of the structure offer postcard-perfect views of the Japanese garden—particularly in the autumn, when the maple trees blaze with color. One of the city’s best-kept secrets, the property is an oasis of calm. It’s the perfect place to escape the crowds for an hour or two and contemplate the passing of time. / Tell me: What’s this place all about? Built in 1919, the former residence of government official Torajiro Asakura is a marvelously preserved example of traditional Japanese architecture tucked into Tokyo’s bustling Daikanyama district. For ¥100 (¥50 for students, free for seniors over 60 and people with disabilities), you can wander through the building’s stately wooden corridors, tatami-floored rooms, and beautifully manicured grounds. The suginoma (cedar rooms) on the west side of the structure offer postcard-perfect views of the Japanese garden—particularly in the autumn, when the maple trees blaze with color. Having survived the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923 and the bombing during World War II, the structure was designated an Important Cultural Property by the Japanese government in 2004. What’s it like being there? One of the city’s best-kept secrets, the property is an oasis of calm. It’s the perfect place to escape the crowds for an hour or two and contemplate the passing of time. Who comes here? The building’s intricately carved fixtures, clay roof tiles, and latticed ceilings will appeal to architecture and design buffs, but anyone with an interest in the way people lived in the past will find much to admire. Did it meet expectations? This is a good primer if you plan to visit the elaborate palaces, historical villas, and gardens of Kyoto. You’ll leave with a greater appreciation of Japanese aesthetics and uses of space. So then what, or who, do you think it’s best for? If you need a break from the urban intensity of the Japanese capital, this is the place. You’ll have to take off your shoes to enter the building, so be sure to bring socks (alternatively, you can purchase a pair at the entrance). Unfortunately, the lack of barrier-free access makes navigating the building’s interior less than ideal for those with disabilities."

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"pour en savoir plus : voir l'article consacré sur le blog http://wp.me/p3hN6M-2Q9"

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"Maison traditionnel avec Tatami en plein milieu de Shibuya 10h-18h"

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"Si quieres conocer cómo era una residencia japonesa, transformada en museo, que guarda todo el encanto de la época."

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"Traditional home from Taisho era"

@soleneroussel

"Villa traditionnelle, fermé lundi, 10h-16h, 100Y"

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"Jolie maison traditionnelle avec jardin"

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"vieille maison à visiter 10h 18h fermé lundi"

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"Maison ayant survécu aux tremblements de terre et à la 2nde guerre mondiale ❣️"

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"rare traditional japanese house open to the public. Beautiful garden. Near the Anjin lounge - This was very nice to visit"

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"Exemple d’archi début 20e / début de ballade"

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"10h-18h villa traditionnelle"

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"Circuit dans le guide p62. Ebisu et meguro"

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"Quartier bobo repère de boutiques de designers japonais "

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"A beautiful traditional house built in 1919. Worth visiting. Reco by Le Polyèdre."

@melissalargent

"Casa/Museo de estilo tradicional "

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"Villa traditionnelle de 1919 qui se visite. Un Tokyo secret !"

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"a beautiful Japanese home constructed in 1919 with an expansive garden, and also an Important Cultural Property"

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"Casa tradizionale Giapponese primi '900"

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"Polyedre : tokyo secret, maison tradi"

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"ouvert tous les jours sauf le lundi ( mardi si le lundi est un jour férié) 10.00 – 18.00 ( dernière entrée à 17.30)"

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"Traditional japanese house - beautiful garden"

@cmaguier61

"Exemple d’archi débit 20e / début de ballade "

@nlaporte03

"une villa tradtionnelle à visiter si vous êtes à Tokyo. Elle a été construite en 1919 dans le quartier de Daikanyama, elle accueille maintenant les visiteurs depuis qu’elle est devenue un musée."

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"Maison ancienne que l'on peut visiter"

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"Villa traditionnelle visita le pour 100 yen"

@qberland32

"Musée desert - newsletter Inès "

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"Exemple rare de l'archi du xx bien caché "

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"Très belle maison à visiter"

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"Wooden mansion from the Taisho era (1919)"

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"Even most Tokyoites don’t know about this gem of a traditional home. The house itself dates from 1919. In the front of the house, a beautifu"

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