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- やまがたトピックス
- Bukeyashiki samurai residences
Bukeyashiki samurai residences
- Kaminoyama
- 2021.04.02
- Sightseeing
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When the Kaminoyama Castle (Tsukioka Castle) was built in 1535, samurai residences were built in the western and northern parts of it.
The four remaining bukeyashiki, or samurai residences, of the Morimoto family, Miwa family, Yamada family, and former Sokabe family have a thatched roof, are hook-shaped and have a traditional samurai house building style with a separate front gate and entrance.
The interiors and exteriors of all four bukeyashiki were barely renovated, making them give a stronger feel of the past.
* The four buildings are designated as tangible cultural properties of the city
Basic information
- Area
- Kaminoyama
- Name
- Bukeyashiki
- Address
7 Kaminoyama City, Yamagata Prefecture
- Access
About 5 minutes by car from JR Kaminoyama Onsen Station
About 25 minutes by car from Yamagata Station- Parking lot
- Yes
- Hours
Closed
Wednesday & New Year holidays* Opening hours and days may be different due to COVID-19. Please inquire directly with the residence before visiting.
- Closed
- Wednesday others
- Remarks
◆ Only the Miwa residence can be visited.
Admission: Adult 220 yen, student 160 yen, child 50 yen
(There is a discount for groups of 20 people or more)