Former Residence of Tamaki Bunnoshin

Overview

The former residence of Tamaki Bunnoshin is the house where the Meiji-era politician, Tamaki Bunnoshin, spent his later years. Known as a contributor to the Meiji Restoration, he served as the governor of Yamaguchi Prefecture and a member of the House of Peers. Designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, the former residence offers a glimpse into the life of that era. The residence is a two-story wooden structure with a tiled roof and beautiful white walls. The interior is furnished with period furniture and fixtures, evoking the atmosphere of the time. The study used by Bunnoshin is a must-see. His desk and chair remain, allowing visitors to imagine Bunnoshin at work. The garden reflects Bunnoshin's love of nature. Plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, and maple leaves, among other seasonal flowers, bloom throughout the year. Enjoy a relaxing stroll through the tranquil garden. The former residence of Tamaki Bunnoshin is a valuable site for learning about the history of Yamaguchi City. Experience the lifestyle and culture of the time and deepen your understanding of history.