Former Koga Bank (Saga City Cultural Museum)

From the old Niudao family, not far from the next door is the Yasaka Shrine, there are local land officials, and there is a 600-year-old tree. There are many ancient trees in Saga City for more than hundreds of years, mostly in the shrine temple territory, but I also lament that they can keep so many ancient trees down. But still not as much as ours, the attractions Tang Yu Song Bai planted everywhere.

The courtyard of the old Guhe House Garden in Saga City Historical Folklore Hall is opposite the old Niudao family. Old Niudao Courtyard was built about 300 years ago in the Edo era. It is a residential residential complex of tobacco wholesalers who are infantrymen. The tatami room has been added to the street side, which has the characteristics of street-front houses in the Meiji period. After World War II, the owner of the house has changed to Niudao. The house in modern times was relocated from other places because of the widening of the municipal road. The houses of wholesale traders and bankers formed the Saga City Historical Folklore Hall together. The large cabinets on the second floor are very impressive.

Only I am content from the Han Dynasty is the blessing language, meaning contentment is often used. This blessing language is often used in temples for police, and there is also this warning in the front courtyard of the main house of Guhe. The west of Guhe House is close to the Guhe Bank. The second floor doors and windows are more exquisite and simple. The front and rear courtyards can be seen by the window. According to the management, the area of the old Guhe house was a little bigger in the past. A hundred years ago, there was a pier in the back courtyard. The current road and residential area are a river that can pass through the boat. The surrounding water system is mostly a veritable water town. With the development of urbanization, more and more rivers have been filled, and they can't return to the past water town.

Continue to view the ancient Hejia building, the previous article mentioned that the south building is a porch building, then the Buddha room in the main house, and then the north building. The north building is the place that the management staff emphasized. There are 2 compartments, which are smaller than the compartment of the main house. The use is the tea room and the guest room. The paintings on the sliding door of the cubicle in the north building have been upgraded to another level, and the room is also hung with the old Saga family, a historical character's calligraphy, which is said to be true. The banker's residence has different owners at different historical stages, but the world is unstable.

Panoramic photos of the main house of the old Koga family, the main building of the Saga City Historical Folk Museum, were taken in the main house of the porch building. The sliding door partition of the Koga main house has 4,5 compartments according to the function, which is large in size and is indeed similar to the Wujia house. The Guhe main house compartment is also a daily residence. There is a Buddha room near the entrance, and the owner sleeps in the main house at night. The paintings on the moving door of Guhe main house are also made by the painter of the museum collection level according to the money retained. At this time, the management staff also joined in. According to the management staff, the painting is still a real work. At the end of the main hallway, there is a special sliding door made of the whole wooden board, which uses wood grain to burn a monkey tour map. And the compartment behind the door has been demolished, and the current wood board burning the building use after the sliding door has been unknown, but also left a doubt.

The Saga City Historical Folk Museum is located in the center of the historic route of the old Nagasaki Street. It is composed of several representative ancient buildings. The old Hejia residence is adjacent to the old Hejia Bank and the old He Shanping residence is the residence of the President of the old He Shanping Bank. The residence is rumored to have been built in Meiji 17 years before the bank about 130 years ago. Its rise with the historical changes at that time, and it declined due to the incorrect choice of route. After World War II, the homeowner changed to Hiragawa, and the residence was changed to a noble material pavilion. Until the Hiragawa period, all the residences were changed to Saga City. After the restoration to the original. The residence is T-shaped, the horizontal of T is north-south, the south is the main entrance of the independent entrance and the mother house is connected, the vertical is the main house of the east-west, the mother house is on the east side, and the two-story structure of the earth-built kitchen is on the west side of the ground floor. Because the building features of this house are squatters and biased towards Wujiawu, the overhead bed is tatami mats, the house structure is well preserved, and it has a certain scale of property construction, which is the remains of the upper class residential houses in the Meiji period. The picture is the mother house, the tatami house with a sliding door partition, with a left and right promenade and a front and rear garden courtyard, which is indeed like a Wujia house. Very worth seeing historical buildings.