三木家住宅

The Miki House features wooden beams connected without nails, tatami mat flooring, sliding doors, and a central sunken hearth called irori.

Dating back as the oldest private residence in Tokushima Prefecture, this structure belonged to the Imbe clan, who maintained close relations with the Imperial Court.

The Miki family participated in imperial enthronement ceremonies as clothing officials, demonstrating their high status in traditional Japanese society.

The museum section opens from 10:00 to 16:00 on weekends, except during winter months from December through March, with free admission.

Located on a mountainside, 6 kilometers up a mountain road from Anabuki River valley, the house represents mountain warrior architecture from medieval Japan.

Location: Koyadaira

Address: 徳島県美馬市木屋平字貢143番地

GPS coordinates: 33.96403,134.20589

Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:18