The Uroko House and Uroko Museum is located in the Kitano-cho district, which is a 10 to 15-minute walk from Sannomiya or Shin-Kobe Stations.





Uroko House and Uroko Museum
The Uroko House (うろこの家(旧ハリヤー邸)), named after its fish-scale-like overlapping shingled siding, is a charming historical landmark in Kobe. Inside, visitors can explore a fascinating collection of antique furniture and household items, showcasing the rich heritage of the past. The house also features a small museum, with a unique collection of paintings by Russian modern artists, offering a rare cultural experience. From the top floor, guests can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Kobe, adding a picturesque element to their visit.
This captivating site blends history and art, making it a must-see for anyone visiting Kobe. The Uroko House is renowned for its beautiful architecture, antique displays, and impressive art collection. The added bonus of panoramic views of Kobe from the top floor makes it even more special.
Hours and Fees
- Opening hours
-
9:30 to 18:00 (until 17:00 October to March)
- Closed
-
No closing days
- Entrance fee
-
1050 yen (also available as part of a combination ticket)
Getting there
Resources
Reviews
There are no reviews