[2025 Matsue Attraction] Travel Guide for Former Samurai Residence (Updated Jul)

#Overseas travel#Japanese travel#Japan Next to the samurai-yashiki-dori in Sakura, there is an ancient bamboo forest path called "Jackdaw Saka". Whenever a gust of wind blows, the rustling of bamboo leaves and the rattling of green bamboos... Walking on the bamboo forest path, you feel magical Refreshing and relaxing😆😆 A large piece of bamboo grows along both sides of the trail. It is dense and stretches straight upward, blocking the sky and light. The sunlight trying to pass through leaves a beautiful shadow of bamboo leaves on the ground📸️📸️ It must be a beautiful check-in point transportation It's about a 15-minute walk from JR "Sakura" Station

[Access] ○305 Kitahori-cho, Matsue City, 690-0888 ○About 15 minutes by Lake Line bus from JR Matsue Station 2 minutes walk from "Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Museum" [Points] ~Learn about the lives of people at that time~ When you enter the samurai residence, you will be greeted by a samurai doll, and some parts such as the walls, ceilings, and stoves have been remade or reproduced. Basically, the appearance of the time has been preserved. It is well-maintained and in very good condition, so you can freely tour the inside of the residence. It is close to Shiomi Nawate, and is also close to the Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Museum and Matsue Castle, so it is a good idea to visit them as a set. *Information as of August 2024. #FuriTabi

In Matsue City, Japan, I visited the well-preserved samurai house, a historical treasure that makes people feel like they have traveled back to the Edo period. I took twenty photos to record this historic visit. The samurai house in Matsue City was the residence of the samurai class at that time, and many traditional Japanese buildings and living facilities have been preserved here. Walking into Yashiki, I was immediately attracted by its quaint atmosphere and exquisite architecture. The wooden structure, paper doors and garden design reflect the ancient Japanese lifestyle and aesthetics. Inside the house, I visited the living spaces of the samurai, including the living room, study room, and kitchen. Every detail shows the life scenes at that time, giving me a deeper understanding of the daily life of the samurai. I photographed these rare displays in the hope of sharing this history with everyone. What particularly impressed me was the garden of the house, where the flowers, trees, and ponds complement each other, creating a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere. I walked in the garden, admiring the beautiful scenery around me, and felt inner peace and joy. This visit to the samurai house not only allowed me to understand the lifestyle of Japan's Edo period, but also allowed me to experience the beauty and wisdom of traditional architecture. I will cherish this wonderful memory forever and look forward to coming here again in the future to explore more of its historical and cultural beauty. #松江市 #武家屋ashiki #historical journey #edoperiod #traditional architecture #travel memories

You can walk to the Samurai House from Matsue Castle and enjoy the atmosphere of the Edo period! The Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum and the art museum are right next door, so it's recommended for those who want to see them all at once! Admission is ¥310 for adults. The Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum and the art museum require separate admission fees. You take off your shoes and proceed through the Samurai House in the designated route! There are many rooms, and I was surprised at how spacious the kitchen was! You can also walk around the garden. Opening hours: 4/1-9/30 8:30-18:30 10/1-3/31 8:30-17:00 #Travelwithme #TriptoShimane #TourisminShimane #SamuraiHouse