Location List

thatched roof with traditional structure house in Nakazawa district.

Roadside station

Located two kilometers south of Shurijo Castle, Shikina-en Gardens was the second home of the Ryukyuan kings and was also called the southern residence. Built around 1800, it welcomed envoys from t...

The Imanishi house was built around 1650 (the date was found carved into one of the roof timbers), and also served as the town court and administration centre, making it one of the grandest houses ...

Furukawa Art Museum was opened in November 1991 based on the fine art that late Furukawa Tamesaburo had collected in the prewar periods. The museum possesses approximately 2800 works of fine art of...

traditional farm village

This is an example of one of the few remaining recent samurai family house that still exist today.(the existing house was reconstructed after a big fire in Nabari in 1710.)

The residence, today a city-designated traditional structure, opened to the public in June 2010 as a museum that exhibits the traditional furniture and artwork of the Soma family.

Old Iai Girls' School Missionary Residence was built in 1908 at the time the main school building was moved to house visiting missionaries.

Taisho-yu Public Bath, located halfway up the hill of Funamizaka Avenue, was constructed in 1927.

Named after its address in the former Daikoku-cho area, Daikoku-yu Public Bath has been open to bathers since the end of the Meiji Period (1868-1912).

The Old Russian Consulate is a Western-designed red brick building located on the steep slope of Saiwaizaka Avenue.

The Arakawa family has served as the village leader since the Genroku Era in a house where the main building and storehouse are more than 240 years old.

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You can shoot only garden and outside.

The house has been designated as an important national cultural asset.