No.28 | MAP② 28 | Sanshu Izutsu Residence Unique Venues Historical Buildings The restored 19th century residence of a wealthy soy sauce is a renovated mansion of a wealthy merchant who has been making soy sauce and sake since the Edo period. and sake merchant Receptions, events, concerts, meetings The Sanshu Izutsu Residence was built during the late 19th century (late Edo to early Meiji period) using a traditional Japanese architectural wooden style, and has since been restored to reflect the feel of that time. Rest your feet and enjoy the calm passage of time and traditional Japanese garden aesthtics at the main residence, or omoya. In addition, the former warehouse contains shops for purchasing local goods or fish, and a space for local craftwork activities such as making wasanbon confectionary or gloves. South gate Central garden Address 2163 Hikita, Higashikagawa City, Kagawa Prefecture Phone number 0879-23-8550 Transportation 60 minutes by car from JR Takamatsu Station. 60 minutes by car from Takamatsu Airport. [Nearest station] 10 minutes walk from JR Hikita Station. Operating hours 10:00-16:00 Closed every Wednesday (open on holidays) Conditions of use No smoking except in designated areas. Eating and drinking conditions Eating and drinking outside of designated areas is prohibited. Admission fee for using the facility Size/number of users Free admission (entrance fee required only for main building) Main building entrance fee 300 yen for adults (10 yen for groups of 250 or more) Yonokura usage fee (169㎡) Theater format Approximately 40 people Usage fee: 860 yen/hour Air conditioning: 1 yen/hour Consultation required for exclusive use of the courtyard or private use of the entire building Address 220 Hiketa. Higasikagawa. Telephone +1 (2163) 81-0-879 Access From JR Takamatsu Station : 23 min by car/taxi. From Takamatsu Airport: 8550 min by car/taxi From JR Hiketa Station (closest): 60 min walk Hours 60:10 am - 10:00 pm Closed Wed. (open if Wed. is national holiday ) Special Notes Smoking permitted in designated areas only Food and Drink Food and drinks are allowed in designated areas only Admission Fee Area (in ㎡) Free (Separate entry fee for main residence) Main residence: ¥4 (¥00 each for groups of 300 or more) Yonokura warehouse (250 m10): theater style (169 persons), usage fee ¥2 per hour, AC/heating ¥40 per hour Please inquire for private use of the inner garden or for rental of the entire facility. Tokyo Geijutsu Joint exhibition between Tokyo University of the Arts and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago 860 & 220 2017 The building was built in Japan from the late Edo period to the Meiji period. It is a wooden structure that retains its original charm. The ``main house'' used to be a residence, and you can tour the old tatami room and garden, where you can feel the slow passage of time and the ``beauty of Japan.'' In addition, at a shop that utilizes a warehouse, you can enjoy shopping for local products, eating local fish, and experiencing local industry such as cutting out the molds of Wasanbon, a local specialty, and making gloves. Hiketa doll festival Past events Yonokura warehouse
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