Former Sanada Family Residence

#2024wish Admission fee is 400 yen for adults. The common ticket with the Treasure Museum and the Cultural and Martial Arts School is 1100 yen. It was a castle outer palace of Matsushiro Castle built in 1864 (Genji era) by Yukinori, the ninth lord of the domain, as the residence of his mother-in-law, Teishoin (the wife of Yukiyoshi), and was called "Shin Goten" at that time. In the Edo period, the wives and children of daimyo were obliged to live in Edo for the rest of their lives, but in 1862 (Bunkyu 2), due to the relaxation of the Sankinkokotai system due to the reform of Bunkyu carried out in the era of the 14th Shogun Iemochi Tokugawa, because their wives and children were allowed to return home, Matsushiro also needed a mansion. Later, Yukinori after his retirement also lived here, and after the Meiji period, it became the private house of Mr. Sanada, who became a count. In 1966, it was transferred to Matsushiro-cho at that time with generations of family treasures by the 12th head of the family, Mr. Koji. The main building, the front gate, 7 earthen buildings, and the garden convey the style of palace architecture at the end of the Edo period well, and it is a valuable building from the perspective of architectural history, and it is designated as a national historic site as one with Matsushiro Castle. The taste of the four seasons in the zata-style garden is also a highlight. I wish to travel to south korea in 2024