Kanazawa Yuwaku Edomura

Jiahe, Neng Deng, Yueqian の "Minjia" を Move and save した Major Events な Places

Original Text

A private house of traditional Japanese buildings that are all designated as cultural properties of national, prefecture, and city. "Private houses" such as samurai houses, townhouses, and farmhouses have been relocated from Kaga, Noto, and Echizen. There are several private houses relocated by Machiya and farmers, but it is not easy to exist in samurai houses (samurai houses below the middle class) and honjin (honjin / wholesale shop in shukuba Cho). The remains of the Saji family in the Japanese private house are not suitable for the relocation of the main house, and only the gate and the waiting are used. (By the way, the Saji landlord house is a history of Higashi-ku, Nagoya ...

Time slip in the Edo period

Original Text

Located in Kanazawa Yuwaku Onsen, houses such as private houses, samurai houses, farmhouses in the Kaga domain during the Edo period, and Edo period colors 々 tools are exhibited.

２０１０ Year に Old Jiangyan Village を Citation き ぎ Opened

Original Text

It is roughly divided into two parts: a farmhouse zone and a townhouse / samurai zone. The ４ building is preserved in the farmhouse zone. It seems that it was built in the Edo period in a thatched-roof building. There was a play from the Edo period, a bamboo horse. You can see that it is difficult to actually ride. In addition, the former Yamakawa family residence attracted interest in the townhouse. It is a merchant house located in Kashiwazawa City and was built during the Ansei era. Inside, the tea room with excellent design reminds you of the past life.

Kaga hyakumangoku's knee

Original Text

The facilities here are from the Edo period, when three farmhouses, one samurai residence, two merchant houses, one post wholesaler, one samurai gate, and a total of eight buildings were relocated. The residences are excellent in Machiya and samurai families such as "former Matsushita family residence", "former Yamakawa family residence", and "former Tonami Honjin Ishikura family residence". In the farmhouse, the "former Heike residence" is very old in the 17th century and can be visited even today.

There are few tourists, and there is a taste.

Original Text

This Kanazawa Yuwaku Edo Village was built by relocating "Edo Village", which was originally located in another place, to Yuwaku. You can see all the farmers, townhouses, and samurai families, and the whole village has a taste. However, except at the event, there are few people. You can experience various handmade experiences for about 300 yen, so it may be a good idea to try it as a memory of your trip.