洞口家住宅

The Doukuchi Family Residence features a thatched roof construction with stone foundation and traditional wooden architecture spanning 11.5 ken in length.

Built during the mid-18th century, as evidenced by prayer cards dated between 1751 and 1764, this residence exemplifies the living conditions of rural samurai families.

The interior layout includes distinct areas such as dei, nando, and konando rooms, along with a spacious earthen floor containing six independent pillars.

Visitors can access the residence throughout the year to explore multiple buildings including the main house, stables, granary, and miso storehouse.

The property maintains an unusually large earthen floor area measuring 6.6 ken, incorporating specific spaces called nakama and chanoma along the garden side.

GPS coordinates: 38.17289,140.91536

Latest update: March 14, 2025 02:37