Nagoya Ryukyu Museum｜Immerse yourself in the romance of Taisho and Showa💕

The Sumire House is a residence built by ceramic exporter Imoto Tamesaburo from the late Taisho period to the early Showa period. The two-story building has a Japanese-style building and a Western-style building, and is now designated as a tangible cultural asset and important landscape building in Nagoya City.

There are two recommended spots🏖️Environment/Facilities:

🌟 First, there are many old-style Ryusei record players in the Japanese-style room, and you can sit in a classic house and listen to melodious music.

🌟 Second, the coffee garden does not require tickets and is very beautiful, see the picture🤣

Indulge in the romantic atmosphere of the Taisho and Showa era here!
🕰️Business hours:
Opening hours: 10:00-17:00
Monday (closed on the next weekday if it is a holiday)
12/29～1/3

💰Tickets:
200 yen for high school students and above

📍Address:
2-18, Hashimoto-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya
●Get off at the "Takagake" station on the Sakura-dori subway line and walk for 10 minutes
●Get off at the "Shimizuguchi" stop on the city bus and walk for 5 minutes
(Refer to the official website for open information)