旧新川家住宅

The Kyu-Shinkawa residence is a former merchant family home from the 19th century that now operates as a museum. Its interior is characterized by traditional tatami rooms, wooden sliding doors, and ornately carved transoms typical of that era.

The house was built in the 19th century and for a long time served as an important business center for local merchants. Its evolution reflects the major changes Japan underwent during the Meiji Restoration.

The rooms display craftsmanship and furnishings from the Edo and Meiji periods, showing how prosperous families lived during these eras. You can observe how these objects were arranged and what role they played in everyday life.

Access is provided through guided tours that help visitors understand the historical layout and details of the rooms. The site is designed for visitors with varying mobility needs and allows for a relaxed exploration.

The garden changes its appearance through the seasons and shows how traditional Japanese garden design was connected to architecture. This space demonstrates how nature and living areas were planned and used during that period.