The House of Fragrance Dutch Pavilion (Volkin Residence)

The Kaori no Ie Holland House (Volken Residence) in Kobe is a foreign residence with a charming appearance characterized by its red roof and white walls. Inside, there are antique furniture from France and England, as well as an automatic player piano and Dutch antique furniture on display. There is also a fragrance room where you can create your own original perfume, which is the only one of its kind in the world. There are many historical buildings in the surrounding area, such as the Kitano Foreigner's House and the Kazamidori no Yakata, making it enjoyable to tour the foreign residences.

At the Fragrance Museum Holland House (Vorholt Mansion) in Kobe, you can have a rare experience of creating your own original perfume, which is unique in the world. After filling out a questionnaire and having a hearing, a perfume that is only one in the world will be created by a skilled perfumer using Dutch-made fragrances that are tailored to your personality. The price is reasonable, and you can enjoy it in the foreign residence that has been around for 150 years. There are also many historical spots such as Kitano-cho and the former foreign settlement in the surrounding area, so you can enjoy just walking around.

At the Kobe City Fragrance Museum Dutch House (Volkenkunde House), you can enjoy taking commemorative photos while wearing Dutch traditional clothing. The building is a gabled structure from the 1920s, with a fairytale-like atmosphere featuring Dutch flags and tulips. Another attraction is the opportunity to create your own original perfume. There are also many historical buildings in the surrounding area, such as the Kitano Ijinkan and the Kazamidori no Yakata, making it possible to enjoy a tour of foreign residences.

The Fragrance Museum Dutch House (Volkenkunde House) in Kobe City is a charming tourist spot with a nostalgic atmosphere conveyed by a beautiful front garden and a building from the Taisho period. The red roof, white walls, and blue doors and windows are distinctive, and Dutch flags and tulips are placed around the building to create an image of the Netherlands. Inside, there are antique furniture made in France and England, and an automatic player piano is also on display. In addition, there is a fragrance room where you can create an original perfume, which is the only one of its kind in the world.