A residential house of Kozuma family, an ex-dyer, built in 1901, was revived as "Tsuyazaki Ethnological Museum."
The house, part of Tsuyazaki Sengen or gathered houses, which used to be flourishing, is "Machiya-style," a legacy of old Japanese civil house. The house was donated by an owner to the city, which is responsible for preservation and management. Various events are planned and carried out by a civil group. In 2008, the builing was registered in national list as a tangible cultural asset for its high historical evalution.
Information
- ZIP CODE 811-3304
- Address 4-14-20 Tsuyazaki, Fukutsu City
- Open From 10:00am to 16:00pm
- Close Summer Holidays, New Year Holidays
- Parking Lot 4 cars（There are addional lots in peak season.）
- Contact Tsuyazaki Sengen Ethnological Museum"Ai-no-Ie House" TEL：0940-52-0605
Remarks
There is a slope for wheel chairs at the entrance.
Charge
| Facility name | Unit | Charge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese style room(1st floor) | 1 hour | JPY100 | |
| Japanese style room(2nd floor) | JPY100 | ||
※Sorry Japanese Map Only
Access
5 minutes' walk from Shoukoukai TsuyazakiShishomae bus stop of Nishitetsu bus.
city.fukutsu.lg.jp