Rokkaen

Rokkaen was completed in 1913 as the residence of the second Seiroku Moroto. The main garden includes a two-story wooden Western-style building with a four-story tower designed by Josiah Conder, a British architect famous for designing Rokumeikan, a Japanese-style building, a storehouse, and a strolling garden with a pond. there is. It is a valuable cultural property representing the Meiji and Taisho periods, where Japanese and Western styles were harmonized.