Koma-ya Residence
Koreya Ka Jutaku
A designated Important Cultural Property in Hidaka, Saitama, showcasing early Edo-period architecture.
The Koma-ya Residence is a historic building located in Hidaka City, Saitama, dating back to the early Edo period.
What makes it special
About Koma-ya Residence
- A rare opportunity to directly observe the early Edo-period architectural style.
- Feel the deep historical connection as the former residence of Koma Shrine priests.
- Learn about traditional Japanese design, including Irimoya-zukuri roofing and thatch.
- A perfect addition to a historical walking route alongside a visit to Koma Shrine.
Weather forecast
Thu
9/17
27Β°/22Β°
27%
Fri
9/18
28Β°/23Β°
33%
Sat
9/19
27Β°/24Β°
27%
Sun
9/20
27Β°/23Β°
23%
Mon
9/21
27Β°/20Β°
22%
Tue
9/22
27Β°/20Β°
8%
Wed
9/23
27Β°/19Β°
4%
Tips
Payment
Please confirm on-site whether cash or credit cards are accepted.
English Support
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Reservations
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Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for the traditional structure.
Photography
Please follow local rules regarding photography restrictions inside the building.
Accessibility
Be aware of uneven floors and steps due to the ancient structure.
Etiquette
Please do not touch the building or exhibits to preserve this Important Cultural Property.
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