Numazu Imperial Villa
沼津御用邸
Former Imperial Villa / Seaside Recuperation Residence
built 1893 for Crown Prince Yoshihito; imperial use ended 1969
Partly surviving / Numazu Imperial Villa Memorial Park
Plan Your Visit
Some areas accessible
The city visitor page, last updated in 2020, lists park admission and combined admission/viewing tickets. Reconfirm current conditions and building access before travelling.
Visit scope: Memorial park; access to each surviving villa building must be checked separately.
Source review: 2026-10-09. Live availability not checked.
Current catalogue visitor information: this section supersedes any earlier access summary below or above.
Palace Profile & Official Website
Numazu Imperial Villa is recorded as Former Imperial Villa / Seaside Recuperation Residence. Location: Numazu, Shizuoka Prefecture. Verified former imperial villa
Summary from the existing catalogue; the historical description has not been fully re-audited in this release.
Official website / visitor information
Access: partial access. The city visitor page, last updated in 2020, lists park admission and combined admission/viewing tickets. Reconfirm current conditions and building access before travelling.
Sources
Annual Visitor Statistics
No verified annual attendance figures have been entered. This does not mean zero visitors or that no statistics exist.
Geography
Geographic Path: Japan → Shizuoka Prefecture → Numazu
Local Place: Numazu
Estate / Micro-location: Numazu imperial-resort villa
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Emperors, Residents & Use by Reign
| Period | Emperor | Relationship | Notes | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1893–1912 | Emperor Taisho | crown-prince recuperation villa before accession | Numazu villa was built for Crown Prince Yoshihito. | High |