Takeda Family Residence

Overview

The Takeda Family Residence, located in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, is a wealthy farmer's house designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. It was home to generations of descendants of Shōyōken Nobutsuna, a younger brother of Takeda Shingen, and its original structure from about 200 years ago remains intact. The interior displays period furnishings and ancient documents, offering a glimpse into the lifestyle of a wealthy farming family of that era. Furthermore, many prominent figures, including Yamaoka Tesshu and Yokoyama Taikan, stayed at the residence from the Meiji period onward, leaving behind their works. The Takeda Family Residence is a precious historical site that embodies the history and culture of Takaoka City. It's a place where you can feel the lifestyle of a wealthy farming family of the time and the passage of time. It's a tourist spot enjoyable for everyone, not just history buffs. You can view part of the interior of the Takeda Family Residence on Google Street View, allowing you to get a preview before your visit. Be sure to visit in person and experience a piece of history!