Former Hananoi Family House, Traditional kominka in Noda, Japan
The Former Hananoi Family House features wooden beams, tatami mat flooring, sliding doors, and a traditional irori hearth for cooking activities.
Built in the early 1700s during the Edo period, this residence belonged to a wealthy farming family who maintained influence in the local community.
The architectural design incorporates elements of traditional Japanese residential construction, representing the social structures and lifestyle of historical Japan.
Visitors can participate in guided tours and educational workshops that explain the architectural features and traditional living methods of the house.
The building maintains its original wooden construction techniques and traditional layout, earning designation as an Important Cultural Property of Japan.
Location: Noda
Inception: 17 century
GPS coordinates: 35.95661,139.85356
Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:49
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