Uroko House

The exterior wall of this building is very similar to fish scales, no wonder it is called the fish scale hall, which is still very historical. The museum still displays European style furniture. The entrance is a porcupine standing upright, and it is very realistic to rush out. Walking into it, I saw that the homeowner liked sports very much, with badminton rackets, golf clubs, etc. The observation deck on the top floor is good, you can see the whole view of the villa, very comfortable.

This store in Yulin House, Japan, mainly sells fish. There are various practices for fish. You must try the local characteristics. The boiled fish is similar to the domestic boiled fish. The taste is particularly good. The fish here are all killed. And you can watch the kitchen fully transparently.

The tiles on the exterior walls are arranged like fish scales. Some areas are planned to be the Fish scale gallery, which features works by European painters including Mattis. The three floors are a great place to look out over Kobe.

He has an interesting and unique appearance in the Fish Scale House. His exterior walls are made up of many scaly slabs, which are very dense and resemble the scales of fish. Its unique feature is its shape. There is nothing special about the others, so there are not many people here.

The Fish Scale House was built in the Dazheng Period (1912.1926) and is a foreign house leased to foreigners. Since it was not the residence of the past dignitaries, no relevant information was left. Her name derives from its interesting and unique appearance. The exterior wall is made up of many natural stone slabs like fish scales. It is densely packed with layers of layers. It is very different in image. Fish Scale House is one of the earliest buildings open to the public in Beiye Exotic Hall. With its unique architectural features, it has become one of the popular exhibition halls.