[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Yamamoto-tei (Updated May)

🏠Yamamototei, Katsushika Ward 📍 7-19-32 Shibamata, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-0052 🚶7 minutes walk from Shibamata Station💰100 yen (viewing only) Tea and sweets are charged separately. Reservation: Not required Crowdedness: ★★★☆☆📷: ok ——————————————————————————————— Tickets are for viewing only, or if you add tea, you can sit on the veranda and relax while enjoying the Japanese garden. The Yamamoto residence is a Taisho-era Japanese-Western style building, with a large Japanese-style room, a small Western-style room, a Japanese garden, a gate, and many other things to see. #retrotownscape #retroarchitecture #architecture #emotional #retro #historical site #trip to touch history and culture #Tokyotrip #domestictrip #trip_outdoor #Tokyosightseeing

The garden is beautiful, and the inside of the mansion is larger than I expected, making it a relaxing space! There is a rest area inside the mansion, where you can enjoy matcha tea and bean paste while looking at the garden 😋🍴✨ It is a tasteful, relaxing space 😊 Traditional Japanese pottery and glasswork are also on display! #Katsushika Ward #Yamamototei

This is Yamamototei in Shibamata, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo. Built at the end of the Taisho era as the residence of the late Yamamoto Einosuke, Yamamototei is a building characterized by its Japanese-Western architecture 🏡 The biggest attraction is the large, lush Japanese garden 🍃 You can also enjoy tea in the spacious home while looking at the garden ♩ - info - 📍 Shibamata, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo 💰 ¥100 🕚9:00-17:00 🚃 8 minutes walk from Keisei Shibamata Station #Tokyo #Yamamototei #Shibamata #Katsushika Ward #Japanese Garden #Garden

When you think of Tokyo, you probably think of downtown areas like Shibuya and Shinjuku, or Asakusa, but there are also some hidden gems where you can enjoy history and style! The area I'm introducing this time is Shibamata. The town is also known as the setting for the TV drama "Otoko wa Tsurai yo". It was pretty stylish, so I'd like to introduce a weekend plan to spend time in Shibamata! ① Shibamata Haikara Yokocho (first photo) A toy museum with a retro atmosphere, located about a minute's walk from Shibamata Station. Even though it's a toy museum, it's more like a candy store 🍪🍭 There are so many nostalgic candy that you end up buying a lot of them... The atmosphere of the building is Showa-like and the decorations are unique, making it retro and stylish!! ② Taishakuten Sando (second photo) A shopping street where you can feel like you've traveled back in time to the Showa era. There are a lot of restaurants and souvenir shops lined up, so you can eat while walking around! There were so many interesting shops that everyone kept walking a little and then stopping to look around lol The atmosphere is also stylish, so it's a great place for people who like photography! ③ Shibamata Taishakuten and Suikeien (photos 3-6) This is a Nichiren sect temple, and the 500-year-old pine tree in the grounds is impressive. The best of the three is Suikeien. A place where you can feel the beauty of a Japanese garden. You can walk along the corridor and enjoy the garden! You can visit the sculpture gallery for 400 yen. There are benches, and the garden was very nice to sit on and look at. There are surprisingly few people, so you can spend a relaxing time 🤍 If you look closely, you'll see a turtle in the pond and a monkey statue in the garden, and it's quite an interesting bridge! ④ Yamamototei (photos 7-9) Yamamototei is located behind Shibamata Taishakuten, about a 5-minute walk away. A stylish tea house that was once a residence. The highlight of this place is the beautiful large Japanese garden! You can visit for 100 yen~ The main room where you can enjoy tea at your leisure has large windows, so you can relax while looking at the garden. I hope you spend a beautiful time that makes you forget time!! Shibamata is a place where you can enjoy history and a Japanese atmosphere. Please come and visit us next weekend~ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Shibamata, Tokyo 📸 : Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ, fujifilm 100vi ✈︎----------------------------------------------✈︎ #DomesticTravelGuide #Tokyo #TokyoTrip #Shibamata #ShibamataTaishakutenDaikyoji #ShibamataTaishakuten #YamamotoTei #ShibamataHaikaraYokocho

#Spring0yentrip "Yamamototei," located right behind Shibamata Taishakuten, is the mansion of a former businessman with beautiful Japanese-Western architecture. The Japanese garden, which you can sit on the tatami mats and look at, is like a painting and will calm your mind.🌸 The shoji screens, lighting, and furniture inside the building have been carefully preserved, and there are plenty of spots where retro lovers will want to take photos. We also recommend relaxing in the cafe space, which offers matcha sets.☕️ ▶Access and tips A 5-minute walk from Shibamata Station. It is efficient to go together with Taishakuten. It is full of atmosphere even on rainy days, so you can enjoy it regardless of the weather!

Shibamata, a town loved by grandparents I went for a walk with a friend 🚶♀️🚶♀️✨ In front of the station, I bought a poop sticker to pray for winning the ticket lottery. I played the Famicom for the first time at the retro toy museum, eating a 🍡 while walking through the shopping district to the temple. The sculptures inside were more impressive than I imagined and worth seeing◎ At Yamamototei, I was enchanted by the worldview that blends Japanese and Western styles... There were people taking photos for their Shichi-Go-San ceremony. The garden looked completely different depending on the angle, and I was so relaxed that I couldn't believe I was in Tokyo. On the way home, I had some handmade soba noodles, a Tora-san set, and bought some red bean paste candy before heading home. I was able to see the candy being cut right in front of me! It was slightly sweet, and the throat candy had a hint of ginger, so I decided to go back and buy a lot more! I was very satisfied after walking around for about 2 hours◎

If you are traveling to Japan, I recommend a good place to go in Tokyo. ❤️❤️ This is a place to see traditional Japanese gardens in Tokyo. 🇯🇵🌳🌳 It is a place full of fun to see gardens because it embodies Japanese traditions. ❤️🔥❤️🔥🥹 It was such a unique place because you could really feel the traditional Japanese house. 🇯🇵🇯🇵❤️🔥❤️🔥 If you are traveling to Japan, I highly recommend visiting this unique place. ❤️❤️ Especially if you are traveling with your family, I recommend this place because it seems like you can make special memories. 🇯🇵🇯🇵 Please visit. 🍀🍀 #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel #JapaneseTraditionalPark

Shibamata is a friendly city with Beijing, China and Vienna, Austria. Yamamoto-tei is the private residence of Mr. Einosuke Yamamoto, the founder of the Yamamoto Factory (a camera parts manufacturer) who has close ties with the local area. After the Great Kanto Earthquake, the Yamamoto family moved here from Asakusa, and four generations of descendants have lived here since then. In 1988, Katsushika City bought it and opened it to the public in April 1991. Yamamoto-tei is a two-story wooden building with a tiled roof. The building has an area of ​​400 square meters, with a second floor area of ​​50 square meters, which includes a basement, warehouse, and long-house gate. It underwent several expansions and renovations between 1927 and 1930 to achieve its current appearance. The garden combines Eastern and Western styles, and the architecture integrates traditional academy The perfect harmony of the Japanese and Western architectural styles, the pure Japanese garden and the Western garden, has won high praise not only in Japan but also overseas for its precious cultural heritage value.

#TokyoTourism Speaking of Shibamata, Tora-san is famous. The Tora-san Museum is also in Shibamata, but just a little further away is Kochira Katsushika-ku Yamamototei. The facility is managed and operated by Katsushika-ku, so admission is free and you can enjoy tea in the Japanese-style room. We were also given snacks to go with the tea, so we had a very elegant time.

🍵Stepping into Yamamoto-tei, I felt like I was entering a typical Japanese garden. This garden is beautifully designed and full of Japanese atmosphere. I strolled along the winding paths, admiring the carefully trimmed trees and lush green flowers and plants. The pond in the garden reflects the green mountains and blue sky, creating a picturesque scenery. I sat in the gazebo in the garden, feeling the breeze on my face, listening to the birds singing and the water flowing, and my body and mind felt calm and peaceful. 🌸Delicious matcha and Japanese confectionery: Yamamoto-tei’s matcha and Japanese confectionery are a highlight. I tasted freshly made matcha tea from the local area and was intoxicated by its rich aroma and unique flavor. In the teahouse in the garden, I also had the opportunity to experience the process of brewing matcha myself. This traditional technique made me appreciate the value and taste of matcha even more. Wagashi is a traditional Japanese dessert made from glutinous rice and various fruits or red bean fillings. Every bite of wagashi brings me a rich taste and unique sweetness that leaves me with an endless aftertaste. 🍡🎋Yamamoto-tei allowed me to taste matcha and Japanese confectionery in a Japanese-style garden! The Japanese garden in this place is full of tranquility and Japanese atmosphere, which made me feel calm and peaceful. The matcha from Yamamoto-tei brought me a unique aroma and flavor that intoxicated me. Wagashi is a unique Japanese dessert that is full of rich taste and sweetness in every bite. During your trip to Yamamoto-tei, you will savor the wonderful taste of Japan in silence! 🍡🎋 #Japanese and Korean urban attractions