Moegi House
Moegi House was built as a residence of the Consul-General of the United States in 1903 and was designated as a National Important Cultural Property in 1980.
It is a wooden two-story clapboard Ijinkan house featuring two forms of bay window (a window space projecting out from the main walls to form a bay).
Luxurious design touches such as a staircase with an arabesque pattern and heavy mantlepieces are seen throughout. The veranda on the second floor offers a wonderful view across the city of Kobe.
It is a wooden two-story clapboard Ijinkan house featuring two forms of bay window (a window space projecting out from the main walls to form a bay).
Luxurious design touches such as a staircase with an arabesque pattern and heavy mantlepieces are seen throughout. The veranda on the second floor offers a wonderful view across the city of Kobe.
Area
BASIC INFORMATION
- Address（Japanese）
- 〒6500002 兵庫県神戸市中央区北野町3-10-11
Relevant stories
- First Time in Kobe? Here’s Your Complete Guide!
- https://www.feel-kobe.jp/en/stories/firsttime
- Discover “Shin-Kobe” bullet train station! Enjoy waterfalls, ropeway views and the Ijinkan district.
- https://www.feel-kobe.jp/en/stories/Shin-Kobe
- Kobe’s Best Cherry Blossom Spots
- https://www.feel-kobe.jp/en/stories/cherryblossom
Relevant itinerary
- Former foreign residences, Chinatown, and Kobe Harbor too! The perfect one-day itinerary for first-time visitors
- https://www.feel-kobe.jp/en/itineraries/detail_5.html
