Jidao Home House: Edo era Wujia Mansion, a good place to go in spring

The Jidao House was built in the middle of the Edo era and is a typical Wujia mansion, which adopted the popular courtyard-style architecture layout at that time. The entire complex consists of multiple bedrooms, reception halls, warehouses and other buildings, distributed in a vast atrium garden. The complex has been rarely renovated and has almost maintained its original historical appearance. The interiors are decorated with simple old-fashioned wooden structures, while outside the house is typical of the martial style of gray stone walls and green swallowtail roofs. The original style of historical relics can be seen everywhere, as if you are in an Edo period of building living fossils. Such a well-preserved historical house building is really valuable. The Jidao House is not only a living fossil of the Wujia culture in the Edo era, but also a glimpse into the original style of traditional Japanese houses. #Good place to go in spring in Japan and Korea