Yoshishima Family Residence: A great house of the samurai family in the Edo period, a great place to go in spring

The Yoshishima family's residence was built in the middle of the Edo period. It is a typical samurai mansion and adopted the courtyard-style architectural layout that was popular at the time. The entire building complex consists of multiple secondary bedrooms, reception halls, warehouses and other buildings, distributed in a vast atrium garden. This building complex has rarely been repaired and has almost maintained its original historical appearance. The building materials and decorations inside the house are all simple and old-fashioned wooden structures, while the outside is a typical samurai style with gray and white stone walls and a green dovetail roof. The original style of historical relics can be seen everywhere, like a living fossil of architecture in the Edo period. Such well-preserved historical residential buildings are truly rare. The Yoshishima family's house is nothing less than a living fossil of the samurai culture of the Edo period, leading the world to have a glimpse of the authentic style of traditional Japanese houses. #Japanese and Korean Spring Good Places