• no.009

  • Miyuki-no-ma, Hasshokan

    • Category: Commercial Use
    • Architect: Sutemi HORIGUCHI
    • Construction: Harukichi MORI
    • Year: 1950
    • Location: Aichi
    • Within the Hassho-kan complex -- a ryo-tei, or luxurious Japanese style restaurant -- in the suburbs of Nagoya, stands a Japanese style building called, Miyuki-no-ma, or a casual lodging facility for the imperial family. It was constructed to accommodate a visit of the Emperor and Empress in 1950. Therefore, the owner commissioned Sutemi Horiguchi, an esteemed architect, to do the design. The detached structure consists of a main 16-tatami-matted room and a subsidiary 10-tatami-matted room, along with a 6-foot wide buffering corridor, and a deck on the northeastern corner. As true to the innate nature of Japanese traditional architecture, this building was designed to be flexible via removable shoji screens, and was adorned with many exquisite traditional details that recall the design of Villa Katsura. Because he believed the essence of Japanese architecture could be discovered in tea ceremony room design, many parts of the building offer such details. Nonetheless, the Japanese Sukiya concept and its style was never simply a mere source of design, instead, for Taniguchi, it was an expressional carriage for his representation of modern architecture.
    • Cultural Property Info: Important Cultural Property
    • docomomo選定年度：1999
    • 重要文化財：2020
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    Commercial Use

    • SPIRAL

      SPIRAL

    • ソニービル

      ソニービル

    • ファッションコミュニティ109

      ファッションコミュニティ109

    • フロム・ファーストビル

      フロム・ファーストビル

    • 三愛ドリームセンター

      三愛ドリームセンター

    Aichi

    • 中産連ビル

      中産連ビル

    • 南山大学

      南山大学

    • 名古屋大学豊田講堂

      名古屋大学豊田講堂

    • 大栄ビルヂング

      大栄ビルヂング

    • 川合健二邸

      川合健二邸

    1950～1959

    • 横浜市庁舎

      横浜市庁舎

    • 世田谷区役所・区民会館

      世田谷区役所・区民会館

    • 国立西洋美術館

      国立西洋美術館

    • 都ホテル佳水園

      都ホテル佳水園

    • 白石駅本屋

      白石駅本屋