In the Meiji-Taisho-Showa period, there were big burials of Emperor Meiji, the coronation of Emperor Taisho (Taisho 4), the coronation ceremony of Emperor Showa, and big events. Businessmen competed to build villas around Zenji and Saga. These architectures gave the name of "Kyofukon" at home and abroad. This Fukuzumiro building uses the technique of Sukiya architecture to create a comfortable guest room. This architecture was learned from "Sumiya" in Kyoto and Hogon-in in Saga, and the materials and craftsmen were brought together. Many rare soot bamboos, precious square bamboos of Tamba group bamboo, black bamboos, broken bamboos, matakes, etc. are painstakingly combined with the poles of the case ceiling. In addition, it is a rare building in Japan that uses only famous bamboo such as wrinkled bamboo and cloud crest bamboo. Using bamboo in Sukiya architecture is a lot of work, and there are promises to choose the material, so it is practically the best price. The beautiful combination of bamboo, which looks "gentle", is terrifying. The model is also on the front gate of Katsura Imperial Villa. The various bamboo architectures used in this Fukuzumiro are unique to Japan, which were finished by the craftsmen of the time regardless of money, and they are a condensation of aesthetics, creating a relaxing space with a sense of security. is. In addition, this building uses the very expensive Kamidai cedar at that time, and uses the natural squeezed logs, small logs, and true logs of Kitayama cedar selected from Kyoto, which is the essence of Kyosukiya. The location of the washroom and toilet in the building is far away, but this is a valuable cultural heritage left behind at the time of its construction. This hand washroom and toilet are made by the Sukiya method, and the materials are various and the ceiling is high. In the dirt floor, the stump of "Enju" is likened to a stepping stone, and it feels good to the touch and has a hateful consideration. The garden is also made using Nebukawa stones from the Kanto region, expressing the fun of the waterfalls and stones that are unique to the Kanto region. In addition, you can see the splendid craftsmanship of the early Taisho era along with the design of the bat that represents the five fortunes of the corridor handrail. Fukuzumiro will remain in posterity as the best sukiya architecture of "the beauty of bamboo".