Hie Jinja (Sakata)
The tutelary shrine of a port town made rich by the kitamaebune trade. Floats come out for the Sakata festival.
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The tutelary shrine of a port town made rich by the kitamaebune trade. Floats come out for the Sakata festival.
The hill where kitamaebune waited for a wind. A place for reading direction became a place of worship as well.
A restaurant of the kitamaebune era. It displays kasafuku hanging ornaments.
Japan's first museum for a single photographer, with a garden by Isamu Noguchi and architecture by Yoshio Taniguchi.
The villa of the Homma family, once Japan's greatest landowners, its garden borrowing Mt Chokai.
Samurai house at the front, merchant house behind - wealth negotiating the class system in built form.
Rice warehouses with double roofs and a screen of zelkovas planted to block the afternoon sun.
Noh masks and robes of the small Matsuyama domain, showing how minor lords sustained the art.