Takahashi Residence (Historical Landmark and Seasonal Restaurant)

it was a rice shop.

Original Text

From the instruction manual, it was built in the middle of the 18th century and was a rice shop used by the Kuroishi clan. It is designated as a national important cultural property.

It is an important cultural property of the country.

Original Text

It is the Takahashi family on Nakamachi Komachi-dori, Kuroishi City. Although the number is small, there is a bus from Kuroishi Station. It is within walking distance. The Takahashi family was a merchant house for the Kuroishi domain, which is very quaint. It was designated as a national important cultural property in 1948 and is a valuable building.

It is an important cultural property of the country.

Original Text

It is a Takahashi family residence located on Komise-dori, Nakamachi, Kuroishi City, Aomori Prefecture. It is about a minute walk from Kuroishi Station １０. There is also a bus from Kuroishi Station. Nakamachi Komise-dori has a wooden arcade unique to the snowy country, and it has a quaint landscape. It is designated as "100 Best Roads in Japan" and is also an important preservation district for traditional buildings in Japan. The Takahashi family is a merchant house for the Kuroishi clan, and the Takahashi family residence is also designated as a national important cultural property. The afternoons on weekdays were sparsely populated.

It is a building of a merchant house in the Edo period and is a national important cultural property.

Original Text

I took a walk on Nakamachi Komise-dori for sightseeing in Kuroishi. The Takahashi family residence is a merchant house building from the Edo period. Built in 1763 and 13th Horeki. It seems to be a national important cultural property. There was a roof on the aisle. The Takahashi family residence, Tsugaru Komise Station, and Nakamura Kameyoshi Sake Brewery are old buildings.

Jiangxi Times の Buildings で Important Cultural Finance です

Original Text

It is informed that the Takahashi family residence is a merchant house built around the 13th year of the Horeki era and is an important cultural property. I don't know if it's open to the public, but it's snowing, so you just have to look outside and walk. It is Nakamachi Komise-dori where old houses such as the Takahashi family residence remain. It seems that the building from the Kuroishi clan is preserved.