Masuya Seiemon Residence

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A historic building that adds to the charm of Tomonoura's townscape.

Historic Sites

HighlightsEdo-period Machiya-style architecture
Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan
A representative building of Tomonoura's townscape
Glimpse into the daily life of the Edo period
Experience the history

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Address: 422 Tomo, Tomochō, Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan Search for tourist attractions in Hiroshima

Access: About a 10-minute walk from Tomonoura Port Show route

Overview

The Masuya Seiemon Residence is a traditional Machiya-style house built in the late Edo period, a significant part of Tomonoura's picturesque streetscape. Registered as a tangible cultural property of Japan, it offers a glimpse into the lives of people during that era. The two-story wooden structure features a tiled roof, latticed windows, and a clay storehouse. The interior showcases furniture and furnishings that help recreate the atmosphere of the time. The garden preserves a well and stone lanterns, further enhancing the historical ambiance. The Masuya Seiemon Residence is a precious legacy that speaks volumes about Tomonoura's history and culture, allowing visitors to imagine life in the past.

Masuya Seiemon Residence

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