Old House of Ichikawa Family

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Original Text

Kadomatsu was decorated. It is said that the elderly association 々 has been prepared. Free facility, earthquake-resistant reinforcement work was done after donation. There are traces of horses (Kiso horses) kept, and there are gramophones, dirt floors, old houses, and nostalgia.

250 years!

Original Text

The old Ichikawa family residence in Nisshin City. The parking lot is small but large mansion. Audience seats in the dirt floor. I participated in an ensemble concert the other day on the stage between the upboards. The sound was quite echoing. The Japanese room of tatami mats was a waiting room, but it was also a favorite that the Shoji did not close properly because of the old house.

Relocated buildings

Original Text

A volunteer came and gave me a brief explanation of the building. It seems that it is a four-building method. There was also a free parking lot next to the building and a toilet.

An old residence.

Original Text

It is a historic site in Nokata-cho, Nisshin City. There is a free parking lot and it is convenient to access by car. You can also go by bus from Akaike Subway Station. The house of Tozo Ichikawa, who served as a shoya in Nokata Village while running a cotton wholesaler. Until around 1998, it was used as the residence of the Ichikawa family, but since it became unmanned after that, it is said that it was a building donated to Nisshin City in August 2012. The current building has been restored cleanly, but the old atmosphere was still there. ... in the countryside

The former Ichikawa family who had Kiso horses

Original Text

About ２５０ There are two mansions and warehouses (privately open) built here a year ago. It seems that it has been inherited by 々 and has been rebuilt according to the times. It seems that the main building has become a nationally registered tangible cultural property because it was managed by Nisshin City a few years ago and a ink book was found during the restoration. You can see thick curved beams, simple columns, and iron keys. Admission is free, but there are closing days.