[2025 Uchiko Attraction] Travel Guide for Kamihaga Residence (Updated Jul)

The Kamikaze residence consists of 10 buildings in total, including the main building, annex buildings, and a warehouse used by the family in the late Edo period. All buildings are important cultural properties. My family is a wax manufacturer. Therefore, the wood wax production facilities of that time, including kilns, can be seen in the mansion. The house has now been converted into a wood wax museum and exhibition hall, which uses models and videos to explain the production process of wood wax in an easy-to-understand way. In addition, many wax figure making tools from Uchiko and its surrounding areas are also on display to let everyone understand the traditional wax making skills. These tools are listed as important tangible folk cultural properties. ——— 📬〒7913301 2696 Uchiko-machi, Kita-gun, Ehime Prefecture #Kamiho's residence #Uchiko Town #Wax Museum #Shikoku #Japan #AprilGoodDestinations2025

#AustraliaFlightEvent 📍Kamahaga Residence Location: 2696 Uchiko, Kita District, Ehime 791-3301 Japan Kamahaga Residence is the former home of a wealthy merchant family in Uchiko, and preserves the beauty of traditional Japanese houses. The elaborate wooden structure and garden are impressive, and the exhibits that give a glimpse into the lifestyle of the time are also interesting. It is a 10-minute walk from Uchiko Station, so you can visit easily! The admission fee is cheap, and it is a must-visit place if you love history and culture. Enjoy a time travel to the past!

If you like traveling to small towns in Japan, Uchiko (内子) is a must-visit! I really felt the charm of Uchiko during this trip. 🚂 Uchiko Station & Steam Locomotive The trip started at Uchiko Station! As soon as I arrived at the station, an old steam locomotive was on display, adding to the atmosphere. I took pictures of the wonderful train that reminded me of the past, and started my trip. 📸 Koshōji – A very beautiful temple One of the places that impressed me the most in Uchiko was Koshōji. It was a really beautiful temple, and the quiet atmosphere made me feel calm. Walking through the old streets – a quiet traditional Japanese street If you go down the hill from Koshōji, you will come across a street full of old atmosphere. It was fun just walking around because there were buildings that still had the feel of the Edo period. There were also many craft shops and traditional sweets shops, so it was fun to look around! Kamihiga Mansion – A Quaint Japanese Mansion Kamihiga Mansion, which you can find on the old street, is a place where you can truly feel the beauty of a traditional Japanese house. There is a Japanese garden inside, so it was very charming. It was interesting to see the old Japanese mansion while looking around the space that has traces of time. Uchiko Kabuki Theater – Watching a traditional kabuki performance The last course is Uchiko’s famous place, Uchiko Kabuki Theater! This is a traditional theater built in 1916, and kabuki performances are still held here. You can tour the inside of the theater and experience the stage and audience directly, and if your schedule allows, you can watch an actual performance. It was a really special experience to feel traditional Japanese art up close. Uchiko Travel Tips! Recommended travel course: It’s perfect to start at Goshoji and travel all the way down! ✔️ There’s a lot of walking, so comfortable shoes are a must! ✔️ If you want to look around leisurely, we recommend a half-day to one-day itinerary ✔️ It's also fun to shop for Japanese specialties and souvenirs at small shops in traditional streets! 🛍️ Uchiko was a place where you could fully experience the traditional charm of Japan in a quiet and cute atmosphere. I especially recommend it as a travel destination near Matsuyama! From the atmospheric traditional streets to the wonderful Kabuki theater, it was a truly perfect trip. If you're dreaming of a trip to a small Japanese city, you should definitely visit Uchiko! 😊

ㅇ#New York flight event This is the first time I learned that Japan is famous for wax! It was written that they export a lot of wax and make a lot of money, so I wondered if there were that many reasons to use wax? But I was surprised to see that wax is in various things I use, from cosmetics to crayons, more than I thought. ㅎㅎ

It's a branch of the largest wax manufacturer in Japan...but it was a top-notch mansion💰 If this is the case for a branch, what about the main house🥺 It also doubles as a wax factory, so you can learn about wax making🌳 It was nice to hear from the guide, but it seems he's off on Wednesdays💤 I recommend visiting Uchikoza and the History and Folklore Museum (Museum of Commerce and Life) with a three-museum combined ticket. . . . 📍Wax Museum Kamiyoga Residence 🗺️Ehime, Japan 🕑9:00-16:30 💰¥500/Three-museum combined ticket ¥900 #FuriTabi #DomesticTravel #ShikokuTrip