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The residence of the Tamura family, chief retainers of the Ono domain. A city cultural property.
About this place
A municipally designated cultural property in Shiro-machi, Ono, Fukui Prefecture, the site of the residence of the Tamura Matazaemon family, chief retainers of the Ono domain. The main house was built in Bunsei 10 (1827) and is one of the few samurai residences in the prefecture. The mound on the east side of the garden is part of an earthwork said to have been built along the outer moat by Kanamori Nagachika, who built Echizen Ono Castle, and survives only here. Admission is 400 yen for adults.
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