This building was built by one of the city's most wealthy merchant families in the late Meiji period. Over 100 years old.
Currently, it is used as an exchange base facility for the shopping district.

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Kappo restaurant. It began as an ``eel restaurant'' at the end of the Edo period.
The storehouse, which was built at the end of the Edo period, and the main building, which is a purely Japanese-style building built in the early Showa period, have been designated as national tangible cultural properties.

It existed in the Nishinada area, which was once lined with shipping wholesalers and iron-related gatehouses.
It tells the story of how it was built back then.

A picture book store in a renovated Meiji period old folk house.

The building of the Namikawa family, a merchant family who made a fortune as a sake brewery in the Edo period.
The oldest merchant house building in the Yasugi district.

Early Showa period architecture. Initially, it was called Hisagoya, a long-established restaurant that rivaled Yamajoro.
At the end of the war, it became the Hitachi Koseikan and was used as a student dormitory and a girls' dormitory.