Old Komoro-honjin Omoya

The Old Komoro-honjin Omoya museum features traditional Japanese architecture with wooden beams, sliding doors, and tatami mat flooring across multiple exhibition rooms.

During the Edo period, this reconstructed building served as the primary lodging facility for high-ranking officials and nobles traveling along the Hokkoku Kaido route.

The museum displays demonstrate the intricate protocols and social hierarchies of Japanese travel customs through artifacts, documents, and residential quarters arrangements.

Visitors can access the museum through guided tours that explain the function of different rooms and provide context about life during the Edo period.

The reconstruction includes specific architectural elements that showcase the sophisticated ventilation systems and spatial organization of traditional Japanese inns.

GPS coordinates: 36.32853,138.42050

Latest update: June 7, 2025 12:52