Former Tsunomikai Family Residence
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The mansion of a wealthy merchant who prospered from Hokkaisen (northern coastal trade) ships stands as a testament to the past, having been restored after an earthquake.
Highlights
- The mansion of a wealthy merchant who made their fortune from Hokkaisen (northern coastal trade)
- Restored after suffering significant damage in the 2007 Noto Peninsula Earthquake
- Numerous storehouses, including salt and rice storehouses, offer a glimpse into the lifestyle of that era
- Provides a glimpse into the lives of wealthy merchants of the time
- A precious building where you can experience history and culture
Basic Information
- Address
- 94, Kurojimacho Ro-Ro, Monzen-machi, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Ishikawa
- Access
- Car: 40 minutes from Wajima city center, 40 minutes from Noto Satoyama Airport, 30 minutes from Anami IC, 120 minutes from Kanazawa city, and 75 minutes from Nanao city. Public Transportation: Take the Wajima Line bus from Wajima Station to "Monzen Sojiji-mae". Transfer to the Ainori bus (Hisakawa course) at "Monzen Sojiji-mae" and get off at "Kurojima" Show route
- Op.Hours
- 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Cld.Days
- Mondays
- Fee
- Adults: ¥300, High school students: ¥200, Free for junior high school students and younger
- INFO
- Due to the impact of the Noto Peninsula earthquake in 2024, the facility will be temporarily closed.
Overview
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