A retro Western-style building resembling a castle

Old mansions look just like castles... We've put together a selection of grand and large mansions that are just like castles! Which one caught your eye? -————————————————— ① Former Marquis Maeda Residence 📍4-3-55 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0041 🚶11-minute walk from Komazawadaigakumae Station 💰Free Reservation: No 📷OK ② James Residence 📍6-28-1 Shioyacho, Tarumi-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 655-0872 🚶8-minute walk from Takino-chaya Station 💰☀️4000-4999 yen 　🌙15000-19999 yen Reservation: Required 📷OK ③ Former Furukawa Residence 📍1-27-39 Nishigahara, Kita-ku, Tokyo 114-0024 Inside the Former Furukawa Residence 🚶12 minutes walk from Komagome Station 💰Garden admission 150 yen, 1st floor free viewing 400 yen 　 Guided tour including 2nd floor viewing 800 yen Reservation: 2nd floor guided tour requires advance reservation on the official website 📷NG ④ Kobe Guest House Former Nishio Residence 📍 2-4-1 Rikyu Nishimachi, Suma-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 654-0067 🚶14 minutes walk from Tsukimiyama Station 💰☀️5000-6000 yen 　　🌙10000-14999 yen Reservations available 📷:OK ⑤ Hatoyama Hall 📍112-0013 1-7-1 Otowa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 🚶8 minutes walk from Edogawabashi Station 💰600 yen Reservation: No reservation required 📷: Partially OK ⑥ Former Iwasaki Residence Garden 📍1-3-45 Ikenohata, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0008 🚶3 minutes walk from Yushima Station 💰400 yen Reservation: No 📷 Weekdays OK ⑦ Former Matsumoto Residence 📍1-4-33 Ichieda, Tobata-ku, Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka 804-0021 🚶30 minutes by bus from Kokura Station Reservation: Required 📷OK -—————————————————— Retro Walk | Walking around town in a kimono ↓Recommended for these people! - I like retro - I want to know where I can wear a kimono👘 - I want to spend my weekends and travels relaxing ————————————————— [Retro Stroll's Thoughts🕰️] "Retro Stroll" started with the desire to make people feel that "old" is "beautiful" and to stop and take a look. There are many wonderful historic buildings in Japan, but they are difficult to maintain and are often demolished. This is true not only for buildings, but also for traditional Japanese objects and techniques. I hope that this will encourage as many people as possible to take a fresh look at old things before they disappear from Japan. If you find a place that catches your eye, please take a retro stroll and take a break! -————————————————— #Domestic Travel Strategy