Garyū Sansō
An elaborate “mountain hermitage” created by a wealthy trader in the Meiji Period
Garyū Sansō
Garyū Sansō is a ‘mountain hermitage’ created by a wealthy trader in the Meiji Period when Ōzu was a thriving centre for paper and candles. It’s a beautiful architectural folly gracing a curve in the Hijikawa River. Its several buildings stand in a mossy, leafy garden, and its exquisite craftsmanship can still be enjoyed today.
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Name in Japanese: 臥龍山荘
Pronunciation: garyū sansō
Address: 411-2 Ozu, Ehime 795-0012
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