🗾旅クチ
旧福田家

旧福田家

A observatory in Saga — sweeping panoramic views.

EditorialWritten by the TABIKUCHI editorial teamSources: Wikipedia, Wikidata and others (CC BY-SA / CC0)

Overview

Old Fukuda House is a modern Japanese-style residence in the Matsubara district of Saga City, preserved and opened to the public as part of the buildings that make up the Saga City Cultural Museum. It is protected as a municipal tangible cultural property.

Highlights

  • Architectural details typical of modern Japanese-style residences
  • Preservation status as a municipal tangible cultural property
  • Its position as one of the buildings forming the Saga City Cultural Museum
  • Its setting within the historic streetscape of the Matsubara district

History

Detailed records about the building's origins are limited, but it has been carefully preserved as an example of modern-era Japanese residential architecture. Incorporated into the Saga City Cultural Museum complex, it forms part of the historic streetscape of the Matsubara district together with neighboring heritage buildings.

Access

The house stands among the cluster of buildings that make up the Saga City Cultural Museum in the Matsubara district, and can be visited on foot along with the surrounding historic sites and traditional structures. It is worth checking Saga City's official visitor information beforehand for opening hours and viewing availability.

Best season

The house can be visited comfortably throughout the year, though spring and autumn suit the walkable Matsubara district especially well, making it easy to combine a visit here with a stroll through the neighborhood.

Map

33.2522, 130.3071 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

  1. 1Stroll the Matsubara district and view the surrounding historic buildings
  2. 2Visit the exterior and interior of Old Fukuda House
  3. 3Continue on to the other buildings of the Saga City Cultural Museum
  4. 4Wrap up the walk through Matsubara before heading to the next destination

Did you know?

💡 The word "Old" (Kyu) in the building's name reflects the fact that it was once the residence of a family named Fukuda, a detail preserved in the building's name to this day.

Nearby spots

📍 Yūtoku Inari Shrine📍 Yakataishi no Nanatsugama📍 久里双水古墳
Traveler reviewsIncludes real submissions and demo sample reviews
0 reviews
5
0
4
0
3
0
2
0
1
0

Post a reviewNo login required

Post right now without signing up. Share your experience!

Automatically compressed to under 500KB. A text link is generated after upload.

Traveler reviews0

No reviews yet. Be the first to share!