Historical landmark • 5218-1 Nishiōhatachō, Chuo Ward, Niigata, 951-8104, Japan
Sakyukan, quietly standing in Nishi Ohatacho, Chuo-ku, Niigata City, is a historic building that once served as the residence of the Niigata branch manager of the Bank of Japan. Built in 1933, this building is situated on the Niigata Sand Dunes, from which it derives its name.
One of Sakyukan's attractions is that it can be visited for free. It is one of only two existing pre-war residences of a branch manager of the Bank of Japan, and its rarity and historical value are immeasurable.
The interiors and courtyard have been carefully maintained, conveying the elegant atmosphere of the early Showa era to the present. The moss in the garden is particularly beautiful, captivating the eyes of visitors.
Sakyukan is not just a historic building. Nowadays, it serves as a venue for various planned exhibitions and events, making it a hub for cultural transmission. It constantly offers new attractions by hosting art exhibitions and events related to living culture.
There is a stop for Niigata City's tourist loop bus nearby, ensuring convenient access. Nearby attractions include Ango no Yakata and Doppeirizaka, where visitors can enjoy history and culture in the area.
Sakyukan is a valuable spot where you can feel Niigata's history and culture. While retaining the atmosphere of the Showa era, Sakyukan also functions as a modern cultural hub. Why not spend a graceful moment here, forgetting the passing of time?
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