Eiunso

Villa of Mori Family

It is a villa, which once belonged to Mori Family, the feudal lord of this region. Mori Garden, located on the other side of JR station, is well known and visited by many tourists. But Eiunso is less ...

if you link it to other historic sites in mori museum and hofu, you're still interested.

Original Text

Adults are 310 yen per person. It's just an old house if you go around without doing anything, but the staff guided me in a fairly detailed manner while saying "easy", so in conjunction with the explanation of the exhibition, the taste of the building, history, and maintenance difficulties. , It was very interesting to understand and understand. Perhaps if I had an understanding of other historical buildings in Hofu such as the Mori Museum, Kokubunji Temple, Tenmangu Shrine, and the site of Funabori, I thought that the fun would double in relation to that. The water in the pond seems to have flowed for the first time in 100 years, but it is cool, but tube ...

i want to take a nap at eiunso.

Original Text

For the first time, slowly see the nationally designated historic site, Eiunso, which is related to the Hagi Oki-return! The Daikanro building in the Edo period is Sukiya-style Shoin, the Okuzashiki building in the Meiji period and the entrance building in the Taisho Period are modern Japanese style. Sawataka, one of the Mori family crests, is scattered here and there in the residence, which is cute! The fittings and lighting equipment of each building are also one of the highlights. It is interesting to find both the differences and common points depending on the times. If you ask the staff, please guide us in detail in the residence ...

Maori Kabushi

Original Text

It was a villa where the lord of Mori took a break before boarding the ship from Mitajiri Port due to Sankin change. ２ It was a floor, and when I entered the entrance, there was a model at that time. You can see that it was wider than it is now. The Japanese garden is under maintenance and a pond is built. The tea room was relocated from Kokubunji Temple. It was a historic site that remembers the past.

Compact but nice staff guide

Original Text

On Saturdays and Sundays, matcha was served for 300 yen. It's a place where you'll want to be vague on the porch all day long. It was a guest house at the Mori family's official residence, and at the end of the Edo period, Takamori Saigo and Shinsaku Takasugi stopped by. Mr. Fumi played by Mao Inoue of Hanabusa and Mr. Motohiko Katatori played by Takao Osawa also ate with the lord who lived here in his later years.