miyazaki house

Very informative story on family and donation of property. Worth a visit and easy to get to downtown.

This is a must see heritage building with many displays and som local artist also display their art here. The gardens are beautiful with many fruit trees and lots of fruits when in season

Live entertainment at its best. Happened upon this historic house and found ourselves involved in beautiful music.

Our small group visited this eatery at the suggestion of locals on a Thursday night, which is "sushi night." We initally were dubious about the freshness of the sushi in an isolated town in the interior of BC but found both the sushi and other Japanese food we ordered to be very fresh and of excellent quality at a very reasonable price.

Stop by for a brief visit to learn about how Dr. Miyazaki came to Lillooet and his important role in the community.

I have heard personal stories of this wonderful doctor that saved many lives and delivered many babies here in this harsh and unforgiving country. I live here and can tell you from expirience that winter can be just as harsh and just as difficult as deep summers of intence heat and forest fires! I was evacuated from my home in 2009! The house was saved and the people that run it are so kind and helpful. It is asstonishing how little this doctor had to work with and how much he was able to help our comunity. It's not to be missed on your trip through our rugid landscape! you won't be dissapointed, I guarantee it!!

The fact that this historic property is so accessible is wonderful for history buffs like myself. The Drs. Office appears to be as he left it, it was almost as thought he was still there....the grounds are charming, be sure to take the paths up top for more amazing historical sites including the Hanging Tree and the Chinese Rock piles. You can do Lillooet without touring this house, if you love history and the old west, this is the best I've seem in B.C.