A tranquil oasis away from the city bustle, harmoniously blending a Meiji-era Western-style building with a stunning garden. The nationally designated Important Cultural Property offers a glimpse into life of that period.
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Highlights
Explore a Meiji-era Western-style house
Stroll through a beautiful garden
Escape the city bustle
Find tranquility in a serene villa and garden setting
Fukuhara Villa, located in Sapporo's Kita-ku ward, is a beautiful property where a Western-style building and garden blend seamlessly. Built as a villa in the Meiji era by the entrepreneur Heisaburo Fukuhara, it's designated as a Nationally Important Cultural Property. The two-story wooden building incorporates traditional British architectural styles, offering a peek into the lives of that era. Original furniture and furnishings remain inside, allowing visitors to imagine daily life at the time. From the villa's windows, you can overlook the vast garden, where various plants bloom beautifully throughout the year. Cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in fall create spectacular views. The tranquil villa and garden offer a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. When visiting Sapporo, be sure to visit Fukuhara Villa and experience a piece of Meiji-era history and culture.