Former Asakura Family Residence
Kyu Asakura Ka Jutaku
A National Important Cultural Property showcasing Taisho-era architectural elegance.Explore this spot
The Former Asakura Family Residence is a designated National Important Cultural Property located in Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya, Tokyo.
What makes it special
About Former Asakura Family Residence
- Experience the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture firsthand from the comfort of the tatami-floored halls.
- Enjoy a peaceful moment of zen by strolling through the beautiful stroll garden, far away from the city noise.
- Don't miss the exquisite architectural details, such as the intricate sliding doors and paintings, which carry the weight of a National Important Cultural Property.
- Combine your visit with a stroll through the trendy Daikanyama area for a perfect blend of history and modern Tokyo.
Weather forecast
Tue
8/4
29°/22°
2%
Wed
8/5
29°/22°
22%
Thu
8/6
31°/24°
90%
Fri
8/7
34°/25°
47%
Sat
8/8
34°/27°
45%
Sun
8/9
32°/25°
39%
Mon
8/10
29°/24°
35%
Tips
Payment
Cash is the primary method of payment. Please confirm if credit cards are accepted in advance.
English Support
Information signs and guides are primarily in Japanese. Detailed English explanations may be limited.
Reservations
Special events such as tea ceremonies usually require advanced reservations.
Clothing & Footwear
As the interior features tatami mats, you must remove your shoes. We recommend wearing socks.
Photography
Please follow local instructions regarding photography inside the buildings. The use of tripods and monopods may be restricted.
Accessibility
As this is a traditional building with many steps and tatami rooms, movement may be limited for wheelchair users.
Etiquette
To protect the cultural property, eating, drinking, and entering restricted areas are strictly prohibited.