Former Iwata Family Residence
Kyu Iwata-ke Jutaku
A historic residence featuring a traditional thatched roof, preserving the architectural style of the late Edo period.
The Former Iwata Family Residence, located in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture, is a historic residence that preserves the architectural style of the late Edo period through the Bunka era (circa 1800).
What makes it special
About Former Iwata Family Residence
- Experience the magnificent structure of a traditional thatched roof up close.
- A rare opportunity to see a residence that preserves the late Edo-period architectural style.
- Free admission makes it an easy and accessible stop for any traveler.
- Highly recommended to combine your visit with a walk through the Nakacho district.
- Visit during seasonal events like the Cherry Blossom or Autumn Foliage festivals for the most beautiful scenery.
Weather forecast
Thu
9/17
24°/15°
2%
Fri
9/18
23°/15°
0%
Sat
9/19
24°/17°
69%
Sun
9/20
23°/19°
90%
Mon
9/21
24°/19°
79%
Tue
9/22
23°/11°
39%
Wed
9/23
23°/8°
10%
Tips
Payment
Admission is free; no payment is necessary.
Language Support
English signage availability is subject to local conditions.
Reservations
No advance booking is required.
Footwear
Due to stone paths and uneven terrain, comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Photography
Please follow the instructions provided on-site regarding photography.
Accessibility
As a historical structure, there are many steps and uneven surfaces; accessibility for wheelchairs may be limited.
Etiquette
Please be respectful and avoid touching the historical structures and building components.
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