Former Yokota Residence

It's called a middle-class samurai house, but the two-story building is surprising with its elegant construction.

Original Text

I visited because it is the only [national important cultural property] building open to the public at Matsushiro ｴﾘｱ. There is a middle-class samurai house, but the 2nd floor of the 2nd floor is surprising with the elegant construction, so if you have a chance to visit Matsushiro ｴﾘｱ for building appreciation ﾌｧﾝ, we recommend that you do not miss it. Also, when I visited on October 13th, the fruit of ｶﾘﾝ in the garden was harvesting.　

Samurai residence designated as national important cultural property

Original Text

A magnificent Nagayamon samurai house. The signboard says the birthplace of Hide Wada, a pioneer of Shinshu silk. Preservation and repair work is underway until the end of March 2021. You can see the main building with a thatched roof over the fence.

Save the fortification

Original Text

It is a samurai residence of intermediate samurai in Matsushiro and is designated as an important cultural property, but it cannot be visited until 2023 because it is under preservation and landscape repair work.

touch the life of a local samurai

Original Text

I often see life in Edo during the Edo period in historical dramas, but it was a valuable experience because I hadn't seen life in rural areas. Not only the garden, the main building, and the warehouse on the Creation Street, but also the vegetable garden on the premises, and the feeling of life that was doing the activity to live was fresh, not only the wages given by the Lord.

It's a beautiful thatched-roofed mansion.

Original Text

Located in the middle of the direction of Shozan, the common admission fee (320 yen) with the Shozan Memorial Hall is cheap. Many of the houses of Matsushiro vassals are free, but the reason why there is a charge is because it is rare because it is a thatched roof and a characteristic 2nd floor room. It is a mansion with a gentle curve that makes you want to live in such a house.