Iino Jin'ya

Iino Jin'ya operates as an administrative center with traditional Japanese architectural elements, featuring multiple structures and storage facilities within its grounds.

Established in 1648 by Hoshina Masasada, this administrative headquarters served as a regional government office during the Tokugawa shogunate period.

The jin'ya represents the administrative system of the Edo period, where local officials managed territories and collected taxes from surrounding regions.

Located at coordinates 35.319722, 139.864444 in Chiba Prefecture, visitors can access the site through local transportation routes from nearby cities.

The structure belongs to the three most notable jin'ya in Japan, alongside Tokuyama and Tsuruga Domains, managing territories worth 15,000 koku.

Location: Futtsu

Inception: 1648

Founders: Hoshina Masasada

GPS coordinates: 35.31972,139.86444

Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:50