Sanada Residence

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A historic residence built in 1864 as a palace for the retired 9th lord of the Matsushiro domain and his mother. It is one of the few surviving examples of a daimyo (feudal lord) residence in Japan, featuring elegant tatami rooms and a stunning traditional garden. The refined architecture reflects the prestige and sophisticated lifestyle of the Sanada Clan, offering a rare opportunity to step inside a genuine piece of samurai history.

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Sanada Residence

Address
381-1231 Matsushiro, Matsushiro-machi, Nagano-shi, Nagano
Website
https://www.sanadahoumotsukan.com/facility_detail.php?n=7
Operator
Sanada Treasures Museum

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The ruins of Matsushiro Castle, originally known as Kaizu Castle, which served as the strategic stronghold for the Sanada Clan during the Edo period. The beautifully restored gates, stone walls, and moats offer a glimpse into the military architecture of a powerful samurai domain. Surrounded by cherry blossoms in spring, the site provides a peaceful and historical atmosphere where visitors can imagine the castle's grand past as the center of the Matsushiro domain.

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The prefectural capital of Nagano, deeply rooted in history as the temple town of the majestic Zenko-ji Temple. It successfully blended its ancient heritage with modern infrastructure when it hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics. Visitors can enjoy exploring traditional pilgrimage streets, historic samurai districts in Matsushiro, and vibrant local food scenes. It serves as a perfect cultural hub, offering a harmonious experience of spiritual tradition and warm Japanese hospitality.

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