＜Former Matsukura Residence in Akita City＞An Akita Prefecture Tangible Cultural Property Rich in History｜Akita,YurihonjoFor recommended sightseeing and leisure spots inTabiiro

An Akita Prefecture Tangible Cultural Property Rich in History

The "Former Matsukura Residence in Akita City" preserves the machiya-style architecture characteristic of Akita from the late Edo period onward. Centered on the main house built in 1906, it is widely appreciated as a valuable cultural property that conveys the atmosphere of its time. Admission is free, and rooms such as the tatami spaces and storehouse are available for rental, with independently organized events also held, contributing to its role as a hub for community interaction.

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Relaxed Hours Surrounded by History and Tradition

The facility, open for free viewing, includes buildings such as the "Main House" and "Rice Storehouse," each with a deep historical background. The "Bunko Storehouse" was originally used by merchants to store important books and documents; it now sells goods and beverages and serves as a free space for flexible use.

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A Carefully Crafted Cup in a Timeworn Historic Space

The "Bunko Storehouse" offers original coffee and herbal tea, in harmony with the atmosphere created by the historic townhouse and storehouse. Options with cups are available for immediate enjoyment, providing a place to pause during a walk with a richly flavored drink.

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Versatile Rental Rooms for Gatherings and Events

Rooms within the facility are available for rental based on purpose and group size. Options include the traditionally styled "Kami Zashiki" and "Shimo Zashiki," a compact eight-tatami "Washitsu," and the spacious "Komegura," offering approximately 68.7 m², providing a range of spaces suited to various uses.

01. Atmospheric scenery created by traditional architecture and wind chimes during July and August
02. A quiet machiya setting serving original coffee and herbal tea
03. Accessories, traditional crafts, and handkerchiefs created by artists based in Akita Prefecture