• This special program allows you to enjoy the ambiance of historic cultural properties, buildings, and gardens in Nagoya with a guide and offers a rare opportunity to partake in matcha and sweets in the tea room of 'Bunka no Michi Namiki-kan', a cultural property usually not open for public entry.
• The residence of a local lord, who found success as a businessman beginning in Nagoya, resolves the unclear points of how to make reservations and arrangements" in japanese

The Shumokukan on the Culture Path, formerly the residence of Mr. Iimoto Tamesaburo, consists of a two-story Western-style building, a single-story Japanese-style building, and two warehouses to the east and west, along with a tea room in the garden. The Western-style building was used for negotiating the export of ceramics, inviting foreign buyers, and is said to have facilities like Western-style toilets, a bathtub, and an entertainment room on the second floor. Stained glass, a luxury at the time, was generously incorporated.