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デ・ラランデ邸

House of Georg de Lalande デ・ラランデ邸

This house is a Western-style home that was originally built in Shinanomachi, Shinjuku Ward. The German architect Georg de Lalande enlarged the house around 1910, transforming it into a three-story wooden structure. The house came under various owners over the years, but from 1956, Mishima Kaiun, the inventor of the lactic acid beverage Calpis, lived there.

Collection of: Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
Title: House of Georg de Lalande
Built: Ca. 1910
Category: Reconstructed Building
Former location: Shinanomachi, Shinjuku Ward
Accession number: 13290001

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