Former Naoki 35 House Record Preservation Survey Report has been issued.

The Kanazawa Ward Office conducted a record preservation survey following the demolition of the former Naoki 35 residence, and issued a report. The report can be viewed and rented at the Kanazawa Library and Chuo-toshokan City, as well as at the Yokohama City Citizen Information Center and Kanazawa Ward Residents' Activities Center.

"Former Naoki 35 House Record Preservation Survey Report" A4 size 75 pages
Contents: Building survey reports, photographs, drawings (floor plans, elevations, restoration drawings, etc.), field books, public distribution materials

In Tomioka, there was a house built in 1978, which was designed by writer Sanju Naoki, known for the Naoki Prize, and was said to have spent his later years. Although it was demolished due to aging at the end of June 2011, it was opened to the public at Kanazawa Ward prior to the demolition. I'll tell you about that. In addition, in order to pass on local historical assets to future generations, we conducted a record preservation survey of buildings, and used the preliminary survey (highlights) as materials at the time of public disclosure.
Currently, literary monuments and explanatory boards are installed on the site.

• Date and time Sunday, June 26, 2011 From 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
• Place Tomioka Higashi 4-1-23 (Climb the hill beside Keisanji Temple. There is a stone pillar at the entrance.
• Approximately 160 visitors (including those involved)
• Handouts (PDF: 309KB)
• Distribution drawing (PDF: 2,304KB)
• (Photo)

Visit reception

Entrance of the former Naoki 35th House

Entrance (expansion and renovation)

The study, eight tatami mats

Study

West side of the building

Window lattice of the study