Japan Trip: Old castle town. Many attractive spots in Ozu, Ehime, Japan
Japan Trip: Old castle town. Many attractive spots in Ozu, Ehime, Japan
Ozu City (大洲, Ōzu) is located in Ehime Prefecture on the western coast of Shikoku. The city emerged during the Edo Period (1603-1867) as a castle town. A section of the old town remains today with nostalgic alleys and old-fashioned houses, serving as remembrance both to the days of the Edo Period and the Meiji Period (1868-1912).
There are the following attractions and events.
Garyu Sanso; country-style, yet graceful villa with prominent garden.
Ozu Castle; it has a rare appearance among Japanese castles.
Ozu Old Town; nostalgic atmosphere with old fashioned houses.
The recently reconstructed Ozu Castle stands proudly in the city center as the local icon.
The picturesque Hijikawa River flows through the heart of Ozu City. This is reputedly one of the three greatest destinations in Japan to see cormorant fishing (ukai) in the summer, along with Nagaragawa River in Gifu Prefecture and Mikumagawa River in Oita Prefecture. Garyu Sanso, a villa that superbly combines aestheticism and serenity, stands just east of the old town, on the banks of Hijikawa River.
Access info
By train
The one way journey between Matsuyama and Ozu (Iyo-Ozu Station) by limited express train takes about 40 minutes and costs 1470 yen by unreserved seat or around 2200 yen by reserved seat. By local train, the journey takes 90-110 minutes, but costs only 1090 yen. Limited express trains depart once per hour whereas local trains depart once in one to two hours. Both train types are covered by the Japan Rail Pass.
By bus
Uwajima Bus operates buses once every one to two hours between Matsuyama-shi Station and Iyo-Ozu Station. The one way journey takes about one hour and costs 1150 yen.
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Japan Travel: Nostalgic and old-fashioned houses. Ozu, Ehime, Japan 21 Moopon
Japan Travel: Nostalgic and old-fashioned houses. Ozu, Ehime, Japan 21 Moopon
The city of Ozu grew as a castle town during the Edo Period (1603-1867). Like many other cities, the city experienced a period of westernization during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Today, the old town around the city center retains an atmosphere reminiscent of bygone decades, with nostalgic stone-paved alleys and quaint houses of both Edo and Meiji Period architecture. Although they are not open to the public, many old merchant houses and samurai residences remain in the area,
A castle wall lines the river north of the old town for several hundred meters, stretching from Ozu Castle in the west all the way to Garyu Sanso Villa, and reminding of the extent of the castle’s influence during the feudal age. Just south of the walls is the Ozu Redbrick Hall, a remnant of Meiji western architecture. The building functions as a gallery and resting place for tourists was originally a commercial bank.
Access info
Ozu's old town can be accessed in a 20 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the city loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour), which is located immediately south of the old town.
Omoide Warehouse
It is a small charming museum showcasing retro exhibits from the Showa Period (1926-1989), such as old Coca Cola bottles, household items and toys. The warehouse is part of the Pokopen Yokocho Alley which recreates the ambiance of an arcade in the 1950s. The alley is lined with nostalgic wooden-framed stalls offering small items, desserts, beverages and games. However, the stands are open only on Sundays from April to November and every third Sunday in winter.
Schedule and cost
Hours: 9:30 to 16:30 (Last entry 16:00)
Closed: December 29-31
Admission:200 yen
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Japan Trip: many interesting spots in nostalgic town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
Japan Trip: many interesting spots in nostalgic town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
【021】Ehime Ozu Old Town
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The city of Ozu grew as a castle town during the Edo Period (1603-1867). Like many other cities, the city experienced a period of westernization during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Today, the old town around the city center retains an atmosphere reminiscent of bygone decades, with nostalgic stone-paved alleys and quaint houses of both Edo and Meiji Period architecture. Although they are not open to the public, many old merchant houses and samurai residences remain in the area,
A castle wall lines the river north of the old town for several hundred meters, stretching from Ozu Castle in the west all the way to Garyu Sanso Villa, and reminding of the extent of the castle’s influence during the feudal age. Just south of the walls is the Ozu Redbrick Hall, a remnant of Meiji western architecture. The building functions as a gallery and resting place for tourists was originally a commercial bank.
Access info
Ozu's old town can be accessed in a 20 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the city loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour), which is located immediately south of the old town.
Omoide Warehouse
It is a small charming museum showcasing retro exhibits from the Showa Period (1926-1989), such as old Coca Cola bottles, household items and toys. The warehouse is part of the Pokopen Yokocho Alley which recreates the ambiance of an arcade in the 1950s. The alley is lined with nostalgic wooden-framed stalls offering small items, desserts, beverages and games. However, the stands are open only on Sundays from April to November and every third Sunday in winter.
Schedule and cost
Hours: 9:30 to 16:30 (Last entry 16:00)
Closed: December 29-31
Admission:200 yen
Japan Trip: many interesting spots in nostalgic town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
Japan Trip: many interesting events in nostalgic town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
【021】Ehime Ozu Old Town
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The city of Ozu grew as a castle town during the Edo Period (1603-1867). Like many other cities, the city experienced a period of westernization during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Today, the old town around the city center retains an atmosphere reminiscent of bygone decades, with nostalgic stone-paved alleys and quaint houses of both Edo and Meiji Period architecture. Although they are not open to the public, many old merchant houses and samurai residences remain in the area,
A castle wall lines the river north of the old town for several hundred meters, stretching from Ozu Castle in the west all the way to Garyu Sanso Villa, and reminding of the extent of the castle’s influence during the feudal age. Just south of the walls is the Ozu Redbrick Hall, a remnant of Meiji western architecture. The building functions as a gallery and resting place for tourists was originally a commercial bank.
Access info
Ozu's old town can be accessed in a 20 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the city loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour), which is located immediately south of the old town.
Omoide Warehouse
It is a small charming museum showcasing retro exhibits from the Showa Period (1926-1989), such as old Coca Cola bottles, household items and toys. The warehouse is part of the Pokopen Yokocho Alley which recreates the ambiance of an arcade in the 1950s. The alley is lined with nostalgic wooden-framed stalls offering small items, desserts, beverages and games. However, the stands are open only on Sundays from April to November and every third Sunday in winter.
Schedule and cost
Hours: 9:30 to 16:30 (Last entry 16:00)
Closed: December 29-31
Admission:200 yen
Japan Travel: GARYU SANSO Enjoy tea in elegant garden. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
Japan Travel: GARYU SANSO Enjoy tea in elegant garden. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
【019】Ehime Garyu Sanso
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Garyu Sanso (臥龍山荘, Garyū Sansō) is a subtle yet outstanding villa located by the river east of Ozu's old town. Ozu City (大洲, Ōzu) is located in Ehime Prefecture on the western coast of Shikoku. The city emerged during the Edo Period (1603-1867) as a castle town. A section of the old town remains today with nostalgic alleys and old-fashioned houses, serving as remembrance both to the days of the Edo Period and the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Its garden incorporates background landscape into itself and offers exquisite combination garden of art and nature. This impressive villa was built around 1907.
Main building; Garyu-in
It is a big, wooden, thatched-roof house. Here there are a few seemingly simple, yet brilliantly conceived rooms. Each room has interesting features, such as elaborately carved transoms, gracefully made lattices, unequally sized tatami mats, tastefully decorated door handles, aesthetically pleasing alcoves and coffered ceilings. One room has a circular window that symbolizes a full moon, while the staggered shelves to its left represent clouds; when the candle on the Buddhist altar behind the window is lit, the window and the shelves resemble a bright moon in the midst of floating clouds.
Garden
Behind the main building is a nice garden, whose strolling path is formed by stone slabs of different shapes and sizes. Within the peaceful surroundings stands Chishi-an, a small tea house that used to be the bathroom of the villa when it was first built. The tea house has a unique squarish entrance elevated above grou.( visitors are not allowed inside.)
At the innermost of the garden stands another thatched-roof house named Furo-an, which utilizes a living tree as one of its pillars. The image of Furo-an resting on stilts above Hijikawa River is celebrated among photography enthusiasts.
On weekends from April through October, tea and a small snack are served here for 400 yen.
Hours and Fees
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30)
Closed: No closing days
Admission:500 yen (Garyu Sanso only), 800 yen (Garyu Sanso and Ozu Castle)
Access info
Garyu Sanso can be accessed in about a 30 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour) from which the villa is a five minute walk.
Japan Travel:Nature and Beautiful old-fashioned town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan 22 Moopon
Japan Travel: Nature and Beautiful old-fashioned town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan 22 Moopon
Ozu City (大洲, Ōzu) is located in Ehime Prefecture on the western coast of Shikoku. The city emerged during the Edo Period (1603-1867) as a castle town. A section of the old town remains today with nostalgic alleys and old-fashioned houses, serving as remembrance both to the days of the Edo Period and the Meiji Period (1868-1912).
There are the following attractions and events.
Garyu Sanso; country-style, yet graceful villa with prominent garden.
Ozu Castle; it has a rare appearance among Japanese castles.
Ozu Old Town; nostalgic atmosphere with old fashioned houses.
The recently reconstructed Ozu Castle stands proudly in the city center as the local icon.
The picturesque Hijikawa River flows through the heart of Ozu City. This is reputedly one of the three greatest destinations in Japan to see cormorant fishing (ukai) in the summer, along with Nagaragawa River in Gifu Prefecture and Mikumagawa River in Oita Prefecture. Garyu Sanso, a villa that superbly combines aestheticism and serenity, stands just east of the old town, on the banks of Hijikawa River.
Access info
By train
The one way journey between Matsuyama and Ozu (Iyo-Ozu Station) by limited express train takes about 40 minutes and costs 1470 yen by unreserved seat or around 2200 yen by reserved seat. By local train, the journey takes 90-110 minutes, but costs only 1090 yen. Limited express trains depart once per hour whereas local trains depart once in one to two hours. Both train types are covered by the Japan Rail Pass.
By bus
Uwajima Bus operates buses once every one to two hours between Matsuyama-shi Station and Iyo-Ozu Station. The one way journey takes about one hour and costs 1150 yen.
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Japan Travel: GARYU SANSO Enjoy tea in elegant garden. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
Japan Travel: GARYU SANSO Enjoy tea in elegant garden. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
【019】Ehime Garyu Sanso
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Garyu Sanso (臥龍山荘, Garyū Sansō) is a subtle yet outstanding villa located by the river east of Ozu's old town. Ozu City (大洲, Ōzu) is located in Ehime Prefecture on the western coast of Shikoku. The city emerged during the Edo Period (1603-1867) as a castle town. A section of the old town remains today with nostalgic alleys and old-fashioned houses, serving as remembrance both to the days of the Edo Period and the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Its garden incorporates background landscape into itself and offers exquisite combination garden of art and nature. This impressive villa was built around 1907.
Main building; Garyu-in
It is a big, wooden, thatched-roof house. Here there are a few seemingly simple, yet brilliantly conceived rooms. Each room has interesting features, such as elaborately carved transoms, gracefully made lattices, unequally sized tatami mats, tastefully decorated door handles, aesthetically pleasing alcoves and coffered ceilings. One room has a circular window that symbolizes a full moon, while the staggered shelves to its left represent clouds; when the candle on the Buddhist altar behind the window is lit, the window and the shelves resemble a bright moon in the midst of floating clouds.
Garden
Behind the main building is a nice garden, whose strolling path is formed by stone slabs of different shapes and sizes. Within the peaceful surroundings stands Chishi-an, a small tea house that used to be the bathroom of the villa when it was first built. The tea house has a unique squarish entrance elevated above grou.( visitors are not allowed inside.)
At the innermost of the garden stands another thatched-roof house named Furo-an, which utilizes a living tree as one of its pillars. The image of Furo-an resting on stilts above Hijikawa River is celebrated among photography enthusiasts.
On weekends from April through October, tea and a small snack are served here for 400 yen.
Hours and Fees
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30)
Closed: No closing days
Admission:500 yen (Garyu Sanso only), 800 yen (Garyu Sanso and Ozu Castle)
Access info
Garyu Sanso can be accessed in about a 30 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour) from which the villa is a five minute walk.
Garyu Sanso Villa de Ozu en Ehime, Shikoku, Japón. Japan 2016
En nuestro viaje por Shikoku en Abril de 2016, visitamos Ozu (en la prefectura de Ehime), cuidad de la que ya os enseñamos su castillo y una exposición al aire libre en el canal (
En esta ocasuión os enseñamos otro luagr del casco antiguo de la ciudad de visita obligada.
Se trata de Garyu Sanso una Villa construida en la orilla del Río Hijikawa, por un mercader en el siglo XIX para pasar sus últimos días y disfrutar de su retiro.
Espero que os guste!
Japan Trip: Garyu Sanso Elegant garden of art &nature. Ozu, Ehime, Japan 19 Moopon
Japan Trip: Garyu Sanso Elegant garden of art &nature. Ozu, Ehime, Japan 19 Moopon
Garyu Sanso (臥龍山荘, Garyū Sansō) is a subtle yet outstanding villa located by the river east of Ozu's old town. Ozu City (大洲, Ōzu) is located in Ehime Prefecture on the western coast of Shikoku. The city emerged during the Edo Period (1603-1867) as a castle town. A section of the old town remains today with nostalgic alleys and old-fashioned houses, serving as remembrance both to the days of the Edo Period and the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Its garden incorporates background landscape into itself and offers exquisite combination garden of art and nature. This impressive villa was built around 1907.
Main building; Garyu-in
It is a big, wooden, thatched-roof house. Here there are a few seemingly simple, yet brilliantly conceived rooms. Each room has interesting features, such as elaborately carved transoms, gracefully made lattices, unequally sized tatami mats, tastefully decorated door handles, aesthetically pleasing alcoves and coffered ceilings. One room has a circular window that symbolizes a full moon, while the staggered shelves to its left represent clouds; when the candle on the Buddhist altar behind the window is lit, the window and the shelves resemble a bright moon in the midst of floating clouds.
Garden
Behind the main building is a nice garden, whose strolling path is formed by stone slabs of different shapes and sizes. Within the peaceful surroundings stands Chishi-an, a small tea house that used to be the bathroom of the villa when it was first built. The tea house has a unique squarish entrance elevated above grou.( visitors are not allowed inside.)
At the innermost of the garden stands another thatched-roof house named Furo-an, which utilizes a living tree as one of its pillars. The image of Furo-an resting on stilts above Hijikawa River is celebrated among photography enthusiasts.
On weekends from April through October, tea and a small snack are served here for 400 yen.
Hours and Fees
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30)
Closed: No closing days
Admission:500 yen (Garyu Sanso only), 800 yen (Garyu Sanso and Ozu Castle)
Access info
Garyu Sanso can be accessed in about a 30 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour) from which the villa is a five minute walk.
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Japan: Daiichi Life Insurance Bldg in Tokyo 2013-04-14(Sun)1812hrs
- We see DN Tower 21 (completed in 1995) of The Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company, Limited. The seven-storey company headquarters called Dai-ichi Seimei Kan (lit. First Life House) was co-designed by Jin WATANABE (1887-1973) and Yosaku MATSUMOTO (1890-1990) and opened in 1938. Following Japan's defeat in the Second World War, the building was confiscated and used as the General Headquarters (GHQ) of the Allied Powers and it was returned to Dai-ichi Life Insurance in 1952 following Japan's independence. General Douglas MacArthur (1880-1964) entered the capital city Tokyo of the defeated Japanese on Saturday 8th September 1945. On that very day, he did an automobile tour of central Tokyo that lasted some forty minutes and chose this building for his office amongst several candidates. The building was re-developed as DN Tower 21 from 1989 to '95, the western part facing the Imperial Palace was renovated and preserved to a certain degree but all the rooms inside it, except for Gen MacArthur's office and few others, were demolished and replaced by new ones.
東京都千代田區有樂町一丁目に在る第一生命株式會社のDNタワー21（平成七年竣工）を臨む。七階建の本社屋であつた「第一生命館」は、渡邊仁・松本與作の共同設計によりて昭和十三年に竣工した。同廿年の敗戰を受けて聯合國軍總司令部（GHQ）廳舎として接収されるが、同廿七年に日本國が獨立を果たすと接収を解除された。マッカーサー元帥は東京に進駐した同廿年九月八日(土)當日に、四十分程費やして都内を車で視察し、複數あつた候補の中から此ビルを選んだ由。平成元年から同七年にかけて順次「DNタワー21」として再開發された際、西寄り（皇居寄り）の部分は其「本館」として改装されて維持されたが、内部の保存についてはマ元帥執務室などの少數の例外を除き別の物に取つて代られた。
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House of Ogai Mori and Soseki Natsume (Tokyo, c.1887)
This was one of the typical middle-class town houses in the Hongo district of Tokyo of the Meiji period. It was originally built for Dr. Nakajima, but later Ogai Mori (1862-1922), renowned novelist, poet, critic and army doctor, lived in this house from 1890 to 1892, and then Soseki Natsume (1867-1916) rented it from 1903 to 1905. Here Soseki wrote his famous novel 'I'm a Cat,' which immediately made him the most popular novelist of the time. Therefore, the house was called among Tokyoites the 'House of the Cat'
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Yukuhashi Japan Tourism. Yukuhashi (行橋市 Yukuhashi-shi?) is a satellite city located in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, about 25 kilometers southeast of Kitakyushu. The city was founded on October 10, 1954.
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Refined Japanese-style house in Shikoku. Ehime, Japan. Japan Travel
Refined Japanese-style house in Shikoku. Ehime, Japan. Japan Travel
【006】Ehime Kamihaga Residence
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The Kamihaga Residence (上芳我家, Kagihagatei) is the former home and workshop of the Kamihaga family, a branch family of Uchiko's most influential family, the Honhaga. Located in the Yokaichi Old Town, the large building complex consists of a spacious Meiji Period residence and a museum about Uchiko's wax industry. Besides the Wax Museum, the family residence itself is a beautifully maintained example of a prosperous family's living quarters during the early 1900s. There is an impressive garden and Elegant tatami rooms with painted screens and decorative pottery are combined with Western elements that became more popular as the 20th century progressed. The Kamihaga Residence includes a well documented and informative wax museum with displays in both English and Japanese.
About Uchiko Wax and Haga family
Uchiko wax was well regarded in Japan at the beginning of the Meiji Period, bringing modest prosperity to the town. This was particularly true of the Honhaga household, Uchiko's main wax producers. The Honhaga and Kamihaga produced the distinctive Crane in the Sunrise label, for which Uchiko became internationally known.
In 1900, when the Honhaga family visited the Paris World Expo to showcase their goods, Uchiko's reputation for high quality wax spread to Europe and America. A new level of success was achieved with average yearly profits totaling over one billion yen in today's currency.
Hours: 9:00 to 16:30
Admission: 500 yen
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Tokyo Stories: Japan in the Global Imagination
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November 8—December 7, 2019
From the bustle of neon-lit Shinjuku and its ultramodern skyscrapers to the traditional scenery of Mt. Fuji, cherry blossoms and Shinto shrines, Tokyo has served as a source of creative inspiration for generations of international filmmakers. Anticipating the 2020 Summer Games, when the eyes of the world will once again fall upon Japan’s dynamic capital, this film series considers the ways Japan—and the elusive concept of “Japaneseness”—has been rendered and interpreted outside its borders with a revealing selection of Tokyo-set films by foreign directors, including Japanese co-productions, Hollywood blockbusters and European arthouse favorites.
Tokyo Stories: Japan in the Global Imagination is part of Japan Society’s year-long, institution-wide Passing the Torch series and is organized in conjunction with the exhibition Made in Tokyo: Architecture and Living, 1964/2020, on view through Jan. 26.
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Friday, November 8, 7 PM
Tokyo-Ga
Saturday, November 9, 2:30 PM
Cherry Blossoms
Saturday, November 9, 4:30 PM
Like Someone in Love
Saturday, November 9, 7 PM
Lost in Translation
Tuesday, November 19, 7 PM
Tokyo Pop
Friday, November 22, 7 PM
Sans Soleil
Saturday, November 23, 2 PM
Tokyo!
Saturday, November 23, 4:30 PM
Saturday, December 7, 2 PM
Fear and Trembling
Saturday, November 23, 7 PM
House of Bamboo
Saturday, December 7, 4:30 PM
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Saturday, December 7, 7 PM
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Japan Travel : Attractive Old houses in Uchiko town. Ehime, Japan
Attractive Old houses in Uchiko town. Japan Travel Ehime, Japan 【003】Ehime Omura Residence
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The Omura Residence neighbors the Honhaga Residence and is one of Uchiko's oldest buildings, dating back to the end of the Edo Period. It is worth for seeing houses in old days. Although the Omura Residenceis not open to the public, it can be admired from the outside. There are three historic houses around here. One is Omura’s and the others Haga family’s.
Admission: Free
Area guide
Uchiko's Old Town is located about one kilometer or a 15 minute walk from JR Uchiko Station. The preserved section of the town is about 600 meters long and consists of about 90 historical houses.
Uchiko's name became synonymous with high quality white wax production in the late 19th century. At that time, wealthy local merchants built new homes or added to their own, resulting in beautiful streets lined with large, stylish, Meiji Period houses. The Yokaichi district has since been restored to preserve these buildings.Yokaichi (八日市, Yōkaichi) is comprised of about 90 buildings along a single street. Two of these buildings are open to the public as museums, the largest and most impressive of which is the Kamihaga Residence. A combination ticket for Kamihaga Residence, the Uchiko-za kabuki theater and the Uchiko History Museum is sold for 900 yen from any of those locations.
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Machiya Museum Japanese Old house Uchiko, Ehime, Japan Japan Trip 05 Moopon
Machiya Museum Japanese Old house Uchiko, Ehime, Japan Japan Trip 05 Moopon
The Machiya Museum is a small building at the southern end of the old town, which is open to the public. It shows how a typical merchant's residence looked like during the Edo Period. You can take a break in this facility learning how people in the old days lived.
Admission: Free
Hours: 9:00 to 16:30
Uchiko's name became synonymous with high quality white wax production in the late 19th century. At that time, wealthy local merchants built new homes or added to their own, resulting in beautiful streets lined with large, stylish, Meiji Period houses. The Yokaichi district has since been restored to preserve these buildings.
Yokaichi (八日市, Yōkaichi) is comprised of about 90 buildings along a single street. Two of these buildings are open to the public as museums, the largest and most impressive of which is the Kamihaga Residence. A combination ticket for Kamihaga Residence, the Uchiko-za kabuki theater and the Uchiko History Museum is sold for 900 yen from any of those locations.
Uchiko's Old Town is located about one kilometer or a 15 minute walk from JR Uchiko Station. The preserved section of the town is about 600 meters long and consists of about 90 historical houses.
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