Mikawa House

The wooden structure incorporates traditional Japanese architectural elements, including tatami mat flooring, sliding doors, and ceramic roof tiles throughout the building.

The eighty-year-old farmhouse from rural Okumikawa underwent a complete dismantling process and relocation to preserve its architectural heritage for future generations.

The interior features silk worm pallets, decorative ranma, a tokonoma altar, and traditional tansu storage cabinets that reflect Japanese domestic customs.

The building materials underwent thorough cleaning and restoration at the Toda Komuten workshop, where craftsmen repaired and modified components to ensure structural stability.

Four hundred original ceramic roof tiles required individual cleaning to remove the traditional mud-based adhesive that previously secured them to the structure.

GPS coordinates: 34.06644,134.55619

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:43