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Los Angeles, California
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Yamashiro, meaning 'Mountain Palace' in Japanese, was constructed in 1914 as a private estate for two German brothers who were captivated by Asian art and culture.
The pagoda was imported from Japan and is one of the oldest structures of its kind in the United States, adding a touch of authentic history to the Hollywood Hills.
Yamashiro's stunning architecture and views have made it a popular filming location, appearing in movies like 'Memoirs of a Geisha' and 'Kill Bill: Volume 1'.
The estate boasts a hidden Japanese garden with koi ponds and waterfalls, offering a serene escape from the bustling city below.
The restaurant at Yamashiro serves a fusion of Californian and Asian cuisine, offering dishes as breathtaking as the panoramic views of Los Angeles.
In the 1920s, it transformed into the '400 Club', a private venue for Hollywood's most glamorous stars, adding to its rich history and allure.
Every summer, Yamashiro hosts a vibrant night market featuring local vendors, live music, and stunning views, making it a perfect spot for Gen Z travelers.
