Jiyugakuen Myonichikan design by Frank Lloyd Wright.

1.Basic Information about Jiyugakuen Myonichikan

Once a school building, Jiyugakuen Myonichikan is now a designated Important Cultural Property of Japan.
Built in 1921 by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and his apprentice Arata Endo.

Events such as restaurants and concerts are held at any time.
Check on the official website and SNS.

▼Offcial Site
https://jiyu.jp/

2.What to see,to do at Jiyugakuen Myonichikan

2-1.All season

You can tour the inside of important cultural properties.
I feel the history of the squeaky sound when walking.

Enjoy a coffee on a hexagonal chair designed by Frank Lloyd Wright or Arata Endo.

2-2.Spring（March to May）

Western architecture and Japanese symbolic cherry blossoms are in harmony and beautiful.

2-3.Summer（June to August）

Speaking of Jiyugakuen Myonichikan, it’s still roses.
Let’s put the Jiyugakuen Myonichikan in a cute rose frame.

2-4.Autumn（September to November）

In addition to the common red and white cluster amaryllis.

You can see the yellow cluster amaryllis.

3.Access to from Ikebukuro

7 minutes walk (500m) from Ikebukuro West Exit

▼Offcial Site
https://jiyu.jp/

4.Historical Architecture in or near Ikebukueo