Sanada Residence

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Background

Built in 1863, this was intended as the home for the last Sanada daimyo's mother after the restrictions on keeping family in Edo were lifted. The Sanada family lived here after the Meiji Restoration.


Gallery
  • Main home seen rom across the garden
  • Sanada Residence main entrance.
  • Inside the main entrance
  • Part of the residence
  • Part of the Sanada Residence
  • Home and part of the garden
  • Interior corridor
  • Inside the Sanada Residence
  • Interior corridor behind the main ozashiki room
  • Interior
  • Interior room
  • Entrance to the Sanada Residence
  • View of the garden from inside the house
  • Garden
  • Two storehouses
  • Storehouse
  • Map of the interior of this huge residence
  • Outside the main gate. The sides of the Kita Nagaya and Minami Nagaya buildings.
  • Outer wall
  • Outer wall of the Sanada Residence
  • Map of the Sanada Residence

  • Sanada Residence Profile
    English Name Sanada Residence
    Japanese Name 真田邸
    Year 1862
    Residence Type Daimyo
    Designations National Historic Site
    Features Gates, Garden, House, Warehouses
    Visitor Information open 9:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30), 200 yen admission
    Website http://www.sanadahoumotsukan.com/facilities/facility.php?n=2
    Location Nagano City, Nagano Prefecture
    Castle Matsushiro Castle
    Coordinates 36° 33' 48.46" N, 138° 11' 49.02" E
    Matsushiro Castle and nearby Samurai Homes
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    Admin
    Visits December 2, 2016
    Added Jcastle 2018
    Contributor Eric


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    ARTShogun

    54 months ago
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    真田邸・新御殿 [松代] Sanada-tei / Shingoten (Matsushiro)

    The Palace of the Sanada was built in 1864 by Sanada Yukinori, 9th Lord of Matsushiro Domain. This is how Daimyō lived during the Edo Period. Known today as Sanada-tei, the Sanada Residence was originally simply referred to as Shingoten (New Palace), probably due to it serving as a replacement for the Honmaru Go'ten (Main Bailey Palace) in Matsushiro Castle, which was abandoned due to water drainage problems.