Nishijin Fujita

Registered tangible cultural property (building) Registration date:20150326 Meiji/1968-1882/1935 renovation Wooden building with 2 floors and some 3 floors, tiled roof, building area 280㎡ 1 building It consists of an east wing with a frontage of five and a half rooms and a pumpkin-shaped insect cage window, and a west wing with a width of two and a half rooms.The reception room at the front of the west wing has a design that combines Sukiya and Western styles. The rear living area is lined with a variety of sophisticated rooms, including a sukiya or shoin-style tatami room. High-quality housing that shows the prosperity of Nishijin and the increasing size of townhouses. It is located at the back of the main building's rear garden, facing south along with the tea room Yoshin. It is a two-story, earthenware building with a spacing of 3.4 meters between beams and rows of beams, gables and gables, and a tiled roof.The south facade is the doorway and a lower house is provided. A headband is wrapped around the exterior walls painted with plaster, and important points such as around the doors are tightened with black plaster. A storehouse adds flavor to the garden landscape of a townhouse. The gate and fence extending from the southwest end of the east wing of the main building and defining the front garden of the west wing are covered with a series of single-character tiles. The gate toward the east of the center is set slightly back, and the front side of the fence is made of vertical plank board, the back side is cedar bark, and the upper part is pierced. A light gate with a sukiya design, using rounded logs for the pillars and logs for the eaves. Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Building) Registration date: 20150326 Meiji / 1968-1882 / 1935 Renovation Wooden 2nd floor, partly 3 stories, tiled roof, building area 280㎡ 1 building It consists of an east wing with a five-and-a-half frontage and a quince-shaped insect cage window, and a west wing with a two-and-a-half ken. In the rear residential area, there are and various Sophisticated rooms such as sukiya or shoin-style tatami rooms. A high-quality house that shows the prosperity of Nishijin and the increase in size of townhouses. It is built in the back garden of the main building, facing the south side along with the tea room Yoshin. The space between the girders and beams is 3 to 4 meters long, a two-story storehouse, a gabled roof, and a main tile roof. Turn the headband with plaster on the outer wall, and tighten the key points such as around the door with black plaster. A storehouse that gives a taste to the garden landscape of Machiya. A series of single-character roof tiles are laid on the gate and fence that extend from the southwestern end of the east wing of the main building and depict the front yard of the west wing. The gate near the center east is set a little deeper , and the front side of the fence is lined with vertical planks, the back side is lined with cedar skin, and the upper part is transparent. A light gate wall with a Sukiya design, such as using hump-out logs for the pillars and the eaves being made up of logs.