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Former Fujimoto Family Residence and Arbor
Last Updated September 27, 2018
Name | Former Fujimoto Family Residence and Arbor |
Location | 2-922, Baba, Tsurumi-ku |
Type | Old private house |
Design and construction | Unknown |
Structure and Scale | Main house: Wooden one-story wooden building thatched 149 m2 (45 tsubo) Arbor: A wooden one-story building with thatched roof 23 m2 (7 tsubo) |
Year of construction | Main house: From late Edo period to early Meiji period |
Date of certification of historical buildings based on the town development guidelines that make use of history | January 31, 1992 |
Specific landscape formation based on landscape regulations Designated date of historical buildings | November 15, 2016 |
◆Press release document (PDF: 1,272KB)
Main house (South side exterior)
Arbor (southeast side exterior)
Baba Hanagien (arbor seen over the pond)
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