A memorial hall showcasing the former residence of Kazuzo Kobayashi, the founder of the Hankyu Group. Discover materials from the founding era, precious photos, and gain insight into his life.
10-minute walk from Ikeda Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line Show route
Op.Hours
Tuesday - Sunday, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Cld.Days
Mondays
Fee
300 yen for adults
INFO
Parking is free. While there are a few spaces available, they are uncovered and not particularly large. The location is on a hill, making it easily accessible by car.
The "Gasoku Sanso" residence of Kazuzo Kobayashi, founder of Hankyu Electric Railway, is a Western-style building constructed in the Taisho era and is now a registered tangible cultural property of Japan. The memorial hall offers detailed information on advertising and promotional materials from the founding period, along with his relationships with contemporary business leaders, making it the perfect spot to trace Kobayashi's footsteps. The hall features rich exhibits showcasing valuable materials and photos from the founding era, providing a glimpse into Kazuzo Kobayashi's life and serving as invaluable resources for understanding the history and development of the Hankyu Group. A vast Japanese garden features teahouses like "Hiin" and "Sokuan," perfect for a leisurely stroll. These teahouses reflect Kobayashi's love for Chanoyu (the Japanese tea ceremony), offering a glimpse into the atmosphere of that time. Additionally, the "Gasoku Sanso" mansion restaurant allows you to enjoy a meal in a historically elegant setting. The interior retains furniture and furnishings actually used by Kazuzo Kobayashi, offering a peek into his daily life.
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