Location List

A nationally registered tangible cultural property located in the Himeji Literature Museum. It is a one-storied wooden building with gabled roof and tiled roof that was built as a villa for Hachij...

Tangible Cultural Property Designated by Miyagi Prefecture.

The storehouse and mansion of the Sairis, a wealthy merchant family that prospered from the final years of the Tokugawa Shogunate up through the Meiji Period as well as Taisho and Showa eras.

This is a rare upper-class samurai house of Sugoya style. There is a parlor surrounding the fireplace.

relocated historical house built in the 18th century

Kyu Kamei-tei (former Kamei residence) is a historical building built in 1924 by the first president of Kamei Corporation in Shiogama. It uses Japanese and Western-style housing architectural style...

The complex was used as a county employee housing facility until 2016. There are nine two-story buildings with a total of 46 rooms.

Ijinkan, Arita. A wealthy merchant build it to entertain the foreigners in Meiji Era. Is is resistrated as a cultural assets in Saga Pref.

It is said to have been built in early eighteenth century.

Tradesmen's house with grey plaster wall built in early nineteenth century.

Kunenan is a national scenic spot renown for its beautiful autumn leaves and was originally the holiday home of a Saga businessman named Taro Itami. The name "Kunenan" or literally "9 Year House" d...

Genboku Ito, a doctor and Dutch scholar, was born in Niiyama, Kanzaki-cho. Genboku lived in this old house until he was 21 years old. It is a thatched house with a hipped roof. A historic site in ...

The Kumagai Residence is a home once owned by a wealthy merchant family. The social status of the merchant at the end of the Edo Period can be seen from the size and the decorative interior of the ...