增田家住宅

The Masuda House incorporates classic Japanese architectural elements with sliding paper doors, tatami mat floors, and wooden beam construction throughout its structure.

Built during Japan's period of modernization, this house represents the transition between traditional residential architecture and contemporary urban living standards of the early modern era.

The house layout follows Japanese spatial concepts with distinct areas for receiving guests, conducting tea ceremonies, and maintaining family privacy through separated living quarters.

Located 500 meters from Shimbamba Station, the house accommodates visitors with two double beds and three single beds across multiple rooms.

The residence combines both residential and social functions, featuring specific areas designed for conducting traditional ceremonies and hosting community gatherings.

GPS coordinates: 34.26700,135.29942

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:11