Former Kondo Residence
The Former Kondo Residence was built in 1925 after the Great Kanto Earthquake as a villa in Tsujido of Fujisawa-shi. It is said to be a representation of Japanese and Western styles at the time.
After graduating from Tokyo Imperial University (Tokyo University) in 1914, Arata Endo, who designed this residence, studied for 6 years under American architect Frank Lloyd Wright who is known as the designer of the Imperial Hotel. While learning, he developed a unique style tailored for Japanese life. At the residence, you can learn about Endo's spirit in which he was always thinking about a need for harmony between architecture and human beings.
Essential Information
| Hours |
9am–5pm
In order to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), various facilities may change their operating days or hours.
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| Suggested duration |
30m |
| Closed | Mondays |
| Costs |
Free |
| Access | 10 minutes from JR Tokaido Line, Fujisawa Station |
