Komatsuro (Old Geisha House)

and it's still kind of a rusty atmosphere.

Original Text

I was introduced when I visited Hatago Kii Kuniya along the old national highway and went to Komatsuro along the nearby alley. It seems that he actually used to run geisha Okiya and small restaurants until the 1940s, so you can understand geisha Okiya well. There are shamisen and red shell-colored walls, and there is still a glossy atmosphere. It's free and you can drink tea, so it's recommended if you have time.

and it's run by the enthusiasm of local residents.

Original Text

I heard that the remnants of the old tower, which could have been crushed, remain to this day due to the enthusiastic efforts of local residents, so please take a look!

Feel the old atmosphere ✨

Original Text

It is a building that feels very historical. The exhibits and furnishings of 々 are also sepia-colored worlds ✨ The guide was very kind and taught me in terms of history, etc. 々. It is maintained as a public hall.

I thought it was a little live 々

Original Text

A facility that reminds you of the once-crowded post town of a new house. In the past, the daily necessities used by geisha were on display, and I thought it was a little raw 々.

After the Meiji period, it was a fairly historical heritage

Original Text

After the Meiji era, people who became rich by nearby fishermen and merchants played and the building of the geisha who played with them. It is behind Hatago Kii Kuniya. free. ２ I miss the three-sided mirrors and sewing machines on the floor as the room was made at that time. It is now managed by the city and is open to visitors as a place for community centers in the area. There is a rest place and tea can be served.