Kyu Horikiri-tei

The Horikiri family greatly contributed to the regional economy as village officials in the Edo period by amassing wealth and helping farmers during the famine. The current grounds are about 4,000 sq. m. The jukken-gura, Fukushima is Prefecture’s largest storehouse, which depicts life at the time and has been designated a Fukushima City tangible cultural property. Visitors can relax with a soak in the foot bath or hand bath (wheelchair users can remain seated) while looking out over the garden. It is beautiful in any season.

Information

Phone: +81-24-542-8188

Address: Fukushima, Iizakamachi, Higashitakinomachi−16

Opening Hours: 9:00 ~ 21:00

Admission: FREE

Closed: Open Every days

Transport

Train: 5-minute walk from Iizaka Onsen Station on the Fukushima Kotsu Iizaka Line

Car: 10 minutes by car from the Iizaka IC on the Tohoku Expressway

Accessibility Information

Nursing Room: ×

Signage: Some English

Eikitei, in One of the buildings within the grounds,Ekitei is the information and reception desk.

Rental Services

Wheelchair Rental: ○

Stroller Rental: ×

The rental wheelchairs are not for use within the grounds, but specifically for indoor use so wheelchair users will need to change chairs when they enter the main house.

Eikitei

Parking

Parking: ×

Disabled Parking: ×

Kyu Horikiri-tei does not have a car park, but you can use the free car park for Paruse Iizaka Convention Hall and Sabakoyu hot spring. There is also a paid car park nearby.
It is 500m from the Paruse Iizaka car park to Kyu Horikiri-tei.

Entrances

Entrance Steps: 16cm　×　3steps

With help from staff, you can change to the indoor wheelchair and see the main house. The main gate and several other buildings have ramps over the steps and you can enter with your shoes on.