Villa of Kingdom of Hawaii

This townhouse is located 25 minutes from the Kan’etsu Shibukawa Ikaho Interchange. It was the residence of the resident minister of the then Kingdom of Hawaii and was one of the properties Robert W. Irwin used as a summer villa. It is one of the few buildings in Japan which were once owned by the Kingdom of Hawaii and is now a designated Historical Site. The townhouse is free of charge to enter and exhibits such as a saber (ceremonial sword) on which the Gosan no Kiri family crest is engraved, and the newly established guidance service allow visitors to learn more about the relationship between Hawaii and Ikaho.

Spot details

Address: Gunma Pref. Shibukawashi Ikahomachikaho 32 Map
Area: Central Area
Phone: 0279203033
Hours: 9:00-16:30
[Sunday on 2F]SaturdaySundayPublic holidays, during Bon Festival, during Hawaiian Festival
Closed: Tuesday (excluding public holidays), The next day of public holidays (excluding SaturdaySunday), New Year's holiday (12/28-1/4)
Fees: [Kingdom of Hawaii Minister's Villa] Free
[Guidance Facility] Fee
Parking Lot: Available(4spaces)
Credit Card: Not available