Overview
A white Western house built in 1907 in French Renaissance style; an important cultural property.
About this place
A national Important Cultural Property in Tottori. A villa built in 1907 on the site of the Ogi Goten in the Tottori Castle ruins by Marquis Ikeda Nakahiro, the former lord of Tottori domain, as lodging for the then Crown Prince Yoshihito's visit to San'in. A white two-story wooden building with a tiled roof, based on a French-style Renaissance design, its interior is a museum of materials on Tottori domain and the Ikeda family. It is closed for a long period for cultural property conservation and repair work.
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