Former Bito Family Residence

The only public house on the Chirimen Highway. It is wonderful to inform the prosperity of Kaetsu.

Original Text

A raw silk Chirimen merchant house that remains on the Chirimen Highway. You can tour the interior only on the Chirimen Highway. The highlight is the Western-style building built in 1931, while the Japanese-style building and the built-in building are lined up. In addition, the new tatami room on the first floor of the Western-style building, the floor pillars of Ume Shochiku, and the natural bamboo columns are also wonderful. It is a wonderful house where you can see the prosperity of Kaetsu.

Great.

Original Text

２ Moon ４ On the afternoon, two women work manually on the left side of the entrance. "Can I show you?" ２ Pay ４００ yen for people and go to the residence of the largest wealthy merchant in the area. Japanese and Western eclectic. A mansion built at the end of the Edo period. The explanation of the woman is good. It looks good. Must see.

from kitamaebune to financial industry

Original Text

The former Oto family is the home of the mayor of this area, who made a profit from the trade of Kitamaefune and converted to the financial industry. It is full of treasures such as the ceiling of Yakusugi.

Kyoto is not the only city in the city.

Original Text

It is a large and magnificent mansion, and you can see the prosperity of those days. Everything in the hall is OK to shoot, and there are many attractive subjects. It is worth knowing such a place where you can enjoy it carefully while avoiding crowds during consecutive holidays.

The former Oto family from Edo to Showa

Original Text

It seems that there is no parking lot at the former Oto family residence that I recommended that the inside of the Yosano Town Tourism Association is open to the public, so I stopped at the Tourism Association and walked along the Chirimen Highway. It was an adult ２００ yen. There was a courtyard from the entrance and an exhibition room over there, which was more depth than I had imagined. I thought it was a Japanese house, but there was a Western-style building that was extended in the early Showa period, and it was worth going inside. There is also an information center on the Chirimen Highway in this building, so if you ask, Chiri ...