Sano Residence

Overview

The Sano Residence is a historically significant building constructed during the Edo period as a samurai residence in Kitsuki Castle Town. Designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, it offers a glimpse into the lives of people during that era. The expansive grounds include a main house, storehouses, and a garden, all open to visitors. The main house, in particular, preserves furniture and furnishings that provide valuable insight into daily life at the time. The garden is a charming space reflecting the aesthetic sensibilities of Edo-era samurai. The Sano Residence is a precious structure that preserves the history of Kitsuki Castle Town. Why not take a leisurely stroll and imagine what life was like then?