Naramachi Koshi-no-Ie (Lattice House)

Nara grid home. When I went, it was free to open, and it showed the appearance of an ordinary house. You can go up and see the second floor. However, the interior is empty, and the introduction is mainly Japanese. After a round, there is not much content.

It is definitely worth going here. It is very intimate to provide Chinese tourists with a Chinese introduction. The structure, functions and characteristics of the grid home have been explained in detail. It is a good entry point to understand Japanese culture and is very interesting.

Grid House, if it is very inconspicuous in Nara Old Street, I will find the past on a map before I go. The inside shows the housing of ordinary merchants in Nara's ancient times, doing business in front and living in the back. After entering, the introduction staff will be very enthusiastic to hand over the information, there is Chinese. Just drag the play to experience the life of traditional Nara people. Japan's antique housing is relatively long and narrow, but also very deep, divided into two floors, the attic can also go up.

It looks simple and a bit rudimentary, but this is the house of the former Japanese civilian house, the so-called grid, my own understanding is square, the frame is there, but the inside is quite simple.

This place reproduces the traditional home environment of Japan, which may be too simple for our people now, but it is very simple here, the scenery has a small shape, not bad, you can see the Japanese aesthetics.