Jinfukaku

Nifukak in Tottori City is a white Western-style building built during the Meiji era and is a nationally designated important cultural property. Its beautiful exterior, which is based on the French Renaissance style, and its spiral staircase are highlights. It is also known as a filming location for the movie "Rurouni Kenshin" and for its historical value, as it was also once stayed in by Emperor Taisho. Its atmosphere, which is full of a sense of the extraordinary, captivates visitors.

The garden at Nifukak in Tottori City is designated as a national important cultural property and is praised for its beauty. This garden, which harmonizes perfectly with the French Renaissance-style building, allows you to enjoy the natural beauty of the four seasons. This place, also known as the "Horyu-in Garden," was once built to console the wife of Ikeda Yoshitaka. As a space that pleasantly soothes visitors, it provides a special time that cannot be forgotten once you visit.

Nifukaku in Tottori City is a tourist spot with a white Western-style mansion and a distinctive spiral staircase. The building, which is based on the French Renaissance style, is a nationally important cultural property and its beauty is breathtaking. The spiral staircase, which has no supporting pillars, is made by carving out zelkova trees, showcasing the craftsmanship of the artisans. It's a historic building where even Emperor Taisho stayed, and as soon as you visit, you'll be enveloped in a sense of the extraordinary.

The "Elegant Decorated Room" at Nifukak in Tottori City is a white Western-style building with a French Renaissance style, designated as an important cultural property of the country. This room, where Emperor Taisho also stayed, shines with glamorous decorations and meticulous techniques. Visitors are warmly enveloped by a rose-shaped chandelier, a spiral staircase, and a stunning view of the Japanese garden.

Nifukak in Tottori City is a white Western-style mansion built in the French Renaissance style during the Meiji era. It is a nationally designated important cultural property. This building, which has the historic value of being lodged by the Crown Prince during the Taisho era, is loved by many people as a symbol of the civilization and enlightenment of the time, with its luxurious decorations and the introduction of electric lights, which were a first in the prefecture.