Yōki-sō - Nagoya

Name: Yōki-sō - Nagoya
Address: 2 Chome-5-17 Hoocho, Chikusa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 464-0057, Japan, 464-0057, Japan

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Contact Yōki-sō

住所：	2 Chome-5-17 Hoocho, Chikusa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 464-0057, Japan
電話：	📞 +879
Postal code :	464-0057
Webサイト：	http://www.yokiso.jp/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 ,
Description :	Traditional Japanese guesthouse & gardens built in the early 1900s, with guided public tours.

2 Chome-5-17 Hoocho, Chikusa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 464-0057, Japan

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S	Sky Lovers on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 松坂屋初代社長の別荘です。当時の時代を思えば、ものすごくセレブなお屋敷です。地下1階地上2階建。地下のダンスホール、外に抜けれるトンネル、立派です。 This is the villa of the first president of Matsuzakaya. Considering the times at that time, it is a very celebrity mansion. 1 basement floor and 2 floors above ground. An underground dance hall, a tunnel that goes out, and a splendid one.
m	masami on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日泰寺→北園→揚輝荘と散策。昔の建物と庭園に癒されました? 揚輝荘はぜひ見ておいたほうがいいです? 暖炉があったり、地下にダンスホールと色々と想像を膨らませる神秘的な足跡があり楽しいですね。なんと新年早々揚輝荘でたぬき?に出会えました?✨ 3枚目は何かに見えませんか⁈笑笑?‍♀️ Take a walk with Nittaiji Temple → Kitaen → Yokiso. Healed by old buildings and gardens ? You should definitely take a look at Yoki-so ? It's fun to have a fireplace, a dance hall in the basement, and mysterious footprints that inflate your imagination. I met Tanuki ? at Yoki-so early in the new year ?✨ Doesn't the third piece look like something⁈ lol ?‍♀️
友	友田一弥 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 有名デパート『松坂屋』の初代社長・15代目伊藤次郎左衛門祐民の別荘として造営された邸宅と庭園。最盛期は約1万坪の敷地に30数棟もの建造物があったが、戦後は松坂屋の社員寮になったり再開発の対象となったりで徐々に狭まり、現在の庭園は南北に分断（間に高層マンションが建ちます）され、今では山荘風の洋館「聴松閣」と南庭園のあるエリア、そして近代和風建築「伴華楼」と池泉回遊式庭園のある北庭園エリアに分かれている。 A mansion and garden built as a villa for the 15th generation Ito Jirozaemon Yumin, the first president of the famous department store "Matsuzakaya". At its peak, there were more than 30 buildings on a site of about 10,000 tsubo, but after the war it gradually narrowed due to becoming a Matsuzakaya employee dormitory and being subject to redevelopment, and the current garden is divided into north and south ( A high-rise condominium will be built in between), and now it is divided into an area with a mountain cottage-style Western-style building "Kyomatsukaku" and a south garden, and a modern Japanese-style building "Bankaro" and a north garden area with a pond strolling garden. There is.
Y	Yasu Yu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ こちらが南側です。素敵なお庭は無料ですが赤い建物は有料でした。入ってないので中はどんなかわかりません。南側だけ散策もできますがわかりにくい入口になってます。北側から見学するとわかりやすいし、案内してくれるスタッフさんもいました。あまり人がいないので写真撮りやすく静かでオススメです。 This is the south side. The nice garden was free, but the red building was charged. I don't know what's inside because it's not included. You can take a walk only on the south side, but the entrance is difficult to understand. It was easy to understand when visiting from the north side, and there was a staff member who guided me. Since there are not many people, it is easy to take pictures and it is quiet and recommended.
y	yoshimune tanaka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 揚輝荘（ようきそう）は、松坂屋の初代社長の15代伊藤次郎左衛門祐民の別荘です。巨大な邸宅を名古屋市に寄付し、一部分はマンションとなり、建物と庭が南園、北園とそれぞれ分かれて残っており、歩いて両方見れます。大人300円で観覧出来ます。館内の職員さんが館内の案内、その歴史など丁寧に説明していただけ、大変勉強になりました。駐車場は近くのコインパーキングを使うようにとのことで、北館近くに名鉄協商のコインパーキングがあり。 Yoki-so is the villa of Jirozaemon Ito, the 15th president of Matsuzakaya. A huge mansion was donated to Nagoya City, and a part of it became a condominium. The building and garden are separated from the south garden and the north garden, and you can see both on foot. You can see it for 300 yen for adults. It was a great learning experience for the staff in the hall to explain the guide and the history of the hall carefully. The parking lot is to use a nearby coin parking lot, and there is a coin parking lot of Meitetsu Kyosho near the North Building.
L	Lucas Mahoney on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A nice place to relax and take in a beautiful spot.
S	Scott Combs on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It was a super nice place to visit. The building is well maintained. I liked hearing about the owner, who is the creator of the matzukaiya stores that are in all the stations. The north garden was also good. It was awesome to hear how they connected a lot of the building via underground tunnels. The staff were nice and for 300 yen it was a nice place to explore while in the area.
S	Stephen Gosden on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We didn't pay to go into the house but enjoyed the garden for free. There's an Inari shrine with vermilion torii gates, and a pretty lake with a bridge that reminded us of Monet's paintings and his garden in Giverny. There's a tea house, too, but you can only look in from outside. The azaleas are beautiful, but were mostly finished when we were there, while the wisteria was not yet in bloom.