Location List

The main house, built in the mid‑Edo period (around 1700–1800), and the detached reception hall—a modern Japanese-style structure designed during the Taisho era (1912–1926) by Tatsuzo Sone and Seii...

This 200-year-old traditional farmhouse sits in the satoyama countryside of Teradomari. Surrounded by fields and forested hills, it offers a rich natural setting where the beauty of each season can...

Originally constructed in 1912 by industrialist Kihachiro Okura, a native of Shibata, as part of his Mukojima riverside villa in Tokyo, this elegant building was relocated and opened to the public ...

This residence served as the official home of a Kaga Domain magistrate and was built in the late Edo period (late 18th–mid‑19th century). The property covers approximately 1.3 acres and includes...

Located in Kubonosho‑cho on the southern outskirts of Nara City, this traditional farmhouse—estimated to have been built in the mid‑Edo period (around the mid‑1700s)—is more than 250 years old and ...

The Gump House, Iwaki City’s first farmhouse‑style kominka guesthouse, is a traditional residence more than 280 years old, restored to reflect its Edo‑period (1603–1867) appearance. At dinnertim...

This traditional Japanese residence, originally built by the previous owner, stands on the factory grounds of Koyo Seiga, a roof tile manufacturer founded in 1920. The house is distinguished by ...

This traditional farmhouse-style residence stands in a tranquil rural setting. The main house, built more than a century ago, is accompanied by several renovated outbuildings, including a gatehouse...

Nestled in the tranquil countryside of the Saburi district, this property lies about a 10-minute drive from the Hongo area, where the town hall, railway station, and key commercial facilities are l...

Situated in the Senba district to the west of Himeji Castle, this former physician’s residence occupies a site measuring roughly 50 by 40 meters and includes a collection of early Showa-period buil...

This valuable architectural site vividly conveys the region’s history and cultural heritage. Natasho has been known since ancient times as a rice-growing area. Located in the upper reaches of the M...

This dignified Japanese residence was built in the late Edo period (from around the 1780s to 1868). The single-storey wooden structure showcases traditional architectural elements with meticulous a...

This former rice warehouse has been renovated into a venue for artistic and cultural presentations. On the second floor, visitors can view works by dyeing artist Tomi Yamagishi.

This open-air museum features five traditional farmhouses and one board storehouse relocated and restored from across the prefecture, originally built between the mid-Edo period (early 1700s–around...

Perched on a gentle hillside in a mountain village embraced by nature, this traditional farmhouse is over 120 years old. From the rooms, guests can take in sweeping views of terraced rice fields, e...

A Wealthy farmer's house which was built in Tsubame area in Edo era and relocated to the present place in 1973.

This Japanese house, constructed approximately 40 years ago, is situated in a peaceful suburban residential area. The pathway connecting the gate to the entrance exudes a delightful charm, evoking ...

This building was constructed in 1869 by Miura Takatsugu, the 10th and final lord of Katsuyama Castle. In front of the gate is a huge beech tree rumored to be more than 400 years old. Because of th...

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...

Kiyohira Residence is a full-scale reconstruction of an early Shinden-zukuri style manor (the second-phase Toyoda Residence) where Fujiwara no Kiyohira, the first lord of the Northern Fujiwara clan...

Hayashitei (Hayashi Residence) was built in 1887 by Yuzo Hayashi, a politician from Sukumo City. Built for a politician, it has unique facilities such as a lookout room and a hidden ladder. The hou...

A part of the castle town of Shuri in the Ryukyu Dynasty.

Preserved historic site of a farm house built in the 18th century. It's a typical farm house in the mountains in mid-Edo era and designated as a national important treasure.