Hatoyama Hall 鳩山会館

1-7-1 Otowa, Bunkyo City, Tokyo

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Western residential architecture with a Japanese twist

Hatoyama Hall is a western style residence that was built in 1924 at the behest of one of Japan's most politically active families. The building is an example of fine Western-style architecture from the era, featuring tall stained-glass windows, a robust rose garden that blooms in the spring and fall, and a beautiful koi (carp) pond.

A visit to Hatoyama Hall allows for a rare chance to see western architecture as interpreted by a Japanese architect in the early 1900s. Entrance allows guests to wander the grounds as well as enter several preserved rooms within the residence.

How to Get There

Edogawabashi StationYurakucho LineExit 27 min on foot

Keywords

Historical Architecture

Opening Hours	10:00-16:00 TuesdaysWednesdaysThursdaysFridaysSaturdaysSundaysHolidays Changes depending on the season and/or time period Last entry 30 minutes before closing Closing days: If a scheduled closing falls on a public holiday, the facility will remain open on the holiday and close the next day.
Price	General admission: 600 yen Cash
Facility Info	RestroomsSmoking areasParking JapaneseEnglish Toilet with handrails

For updated information on opening hours, closings, prices, and more, please check the official website or ask the facility directly.