Old Kasuishi House

Overview

The Old Kasuishi House is a farmhouse built in the late Edo period and designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. It represents a typical farmhouse construction style common in the Towada area, providing a window into the lives of people during that era. The thatched roof, earthen walls, and wooden planks showcase beautiful traditional architectural styles, allowing visitors to feel the atmosphere and culture of the time. An adjacent folk museum displays old farming tools and household items, offering a deeper understanding of daily life in the Edo period. Located in the Okuse district of Towada City, the Old Kasuishi House offers a glimpse into the daily lives of people in a late Edo period farmhouse. Designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, it's a captivating journey into the past. Towada City, nestled in southern Aomori Prefecture at the foot of the Hakkoda Mountains, is a city abundant in nature. It's also renowned as a tourist destination blessed with stunning natural beauty, including Lake Towada and the Oirase Keiryu (stream). The Old Kasuishi House is a precious cultural asset that tells the story of Towada City’s history and culture. We highly encourage you to visit and experience the life of the Edo period firsthand.