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Jinpūkaku
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Jinpūkaku is an elegant Western-style mansion built in 1907 for a local aristocrat, blending Japanese and European architectural elements. Set in a tranquil garden, the two-story wooden structure features stained glass, a grand staircase, and period furnishings. Visitors can explore rooms that showcase Tottori's history, including exhibits on the region's samurai heritage and traditional crafts. The mansion's hilltop location provides a pleasant view of the surrounding city and sea. It's a peaceful retreat that contrasts with the natural drama of the nearby sand dunes.
Don't miss
- Stained glass windows: admire the intricate glasswork that decorates the mansion's interior.
- Period rooms: step into the restored dining room and parlor, furnished as they were in the early 1900s.
- Garden stroll: walk through the manicured Japanese garden, especially beautiful during cherry blossom season.
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