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Overview
The house of a wealthy Edo-period farmer in Joso. The study and storehouses remain, and the garden is open.
About this place
A large farmhouse residence in Joso, Ibaraki, based on a "four-room plan" with the main house greatly extended in the late Edo period. The earthen-floored area on the east and the south-facing guest room show the character of a large farmhouse, and it was designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan in 1968 (Showa 43). It is now open to the public as the Mitsukaido Local History Museum and has often been used as a location for films and dramas.
Source ibarakiguide.jp ↗Verification notes
Toilets Wheelchair-accessible toilets, ostomate-accessible toilets, standard toilets Barrier-free Hearing impairment support: written communication available (writing boards, paper, etc.) Other barrier-free support: parking spaces for people with disabilities, assistance dogs (guide, hearing and service dogs) allowed Smoking Smoking prohibited throughout
Source ibarakiguide.jp ↗Official website
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Source city.joso.lg.jp ↗Before you go
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