Chofu-Mori Residence

Nagato-Mori Residence in Shimonoseki City is a historic building completed in 1903. The main house, built in the samurai residence style, and the beautiful Japanese garden are attractive and show different expressions throughout the four seasons. It is a historic place where Emperor Meiji also stayed, and the tea room, Fuchimokuan, which is over 110 years old, has been relocated. It is known as a space that heals visitors, and is a tourist spot that combines rich nature and history.

The Chofu Mori Residence in Shimonoseki City is characterized by its stately samurai residence and beautiful Japanese garden. It has various elements such as a pond and stream garden, dry landscape garden, and outdoor Japanese garden, and its waterfall and stone arrangements are also beautiful and well-regarded. You can enjoy the garden even from inside the building, allowing you to spend a leisurely time. It's a popular spot for travelers, as it's a serene space that shines even more brightly in the seasons of fresh greenery and autumn foliage.

The Chofu Mori Residence in Shimonoseki City is a tourist spot that showcases the changing seasons in three gardens. Especially during the autumn foliage season, the Japanese-style garden with maple trees surrounding a pond creates a wonderful atmosphere. It's a space where historic buildings and beautiful nature harmonize, known as a place that heals those who visit. Even after more than 110 years since its construction, the Chofu Mori Residence continues to be loved by many people. Please come and visit at least once.

Nagato Mouri Residence in Shimonoseki City has the Fumoto-an tea house, which is over 110 years old and can be used for a fee. This tea room was moved from the former Hori family garden in Tsuwano and has an Oribe lantern. It is known as a place to take a break while enjoying seasonal flowers, and the historically valuable and beautiful natural surroundings attract visitors. Nagato Mouri Residence has various elements such as a pond and stream garden and a dry landscape garden, showing different expressions throughout the four seasons.

Nagato-Mori Residence, where Emperor Meiji stayed, is a charming tourist spot with a historic building and a beautiful Japanese garden. There is also the more than 110-year-old Fuchimokuan, which can be used for a fee. The three gardens show different expressions throughout the four seasons, and especially during the autumn leaves season, the Japanese-style garden creates a wonderful atmosphere. It is known as a place where you can relax in a quiet space and has received high praise from visitors. Please come and visit at least once.