Location List

Established in 1781 in the fishing town of Kure, which prospered through bonito fishing, this brewery produces sake using pure water from the headwaters of the Shimanto River. Its refined flavour a...

This historic residence once belonged to a family who served as net owners in the Tosa whaling industry from the Edo period (1603–1868), later achieving prosperity through offshore tuna fishing. ...

This residence once belonged to a prominent landowner who oversaw around 400 tenant farmers at the time of its construction. The timber used throughout the house consists of carefully selected ...

This building formerly belonged to the Matsuoka Sake Brewery and was constructed during the Meiji period (1868–1912). It is now designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property. To preserve...

This merchant residence, which was once operated as a sake brewery during the Edo period (1603–1867), has been preserved in a state closely reflecting its original appearance. The shop section (eas...

This settlement developed as a fortified autonomous community centered on a temple and protected by surrounding moats during times of conflict. Today, it preserves an authentic historical townsc...

This is the residence of a wealthy farmer who served as a village headman on the left bank of the Chikuma River during the Edo period (1603-1868). The main house is constructed in a gabled thatched...

Machi-nami Street faithfully recreates the shops and houses of the Heian period. In those days, commoners lived in simple houses with log roofs, earthen floors, wooden plank floors, and slender pil...

Built in 1941, this building was remodeled in 2006 while preserving the original materials. It is possible to see the beams and wooden framework that were hidden in the ceiling. You can also view L...

The facility is a shōya (village headman’s residence) built during the Ansei era of the Edo period (1854–1860), preserving the architectural style of the late Edo period (1781–1868) intact. It feat...

This is an atmospheric town covering approximately 18 hectares, located along the Katsuragi River, which flows north and south through the center of the city. It features many townhouses built from...

This two-story wooden building features a tile roof and is supported entirely by cypress pillars. Designed with a hip-and-gable roof, it includes a ten-mat tatami room overlooking a dry landscape g...

Small alleys lined with traditional wooden houses built 4-500 years ago. Omotesando is a shopping street of about 350m leading to Itsukushima Shrine. There are many folk crafts and souvenir shops,...

Machiya Monogatari-kan is a machiya (townhouse) building located in Tosenji-cho in the southeastern part of the central city area of Yamato Koriyama. The barn and storehouse were built in 1923, and...