A precious building offering a glimpse into daily life during the Edo period.
The Takagi Family Residence, located in Kawakami Village, Yoshino District, Nara Prefecture, is a designated Important Cultural Property of Japan. Built during the Edo period, it embodies the traditional architectural style of the Kiso Valley. Its thatched roof, lattice windows, and earthen floor are precious remnants of the lifestyle of that time. The Takagi Family Residence is a valuable record of the lives and culture of the people who once lived in this area, and its historical significance is highly valued. It also showcases the advanced woodworking techniques of the time, allowing visitors to experience the splendor of traditional Japanese architecture. When visiting the Takagi Family Residence, take your time to appreciate not only its beautiful appearance but also to imagine the daily life of the people who lived there. It will surely deepen your understanding of life during the Edo period. Many spots around the Takagi Family Residence offer a chance to experience the rich nature and history of Kawakami Village. Consider visiting these spots along with the Takagi Family Residence.