Ryuzaburo Ceremony Hall Residence
Discover the Shikiba Ryuzaburo House, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in Ichikawa City, Chiba. Designed by Mingei masters Yanagi Muneyoshi, Hamada Shoji, and Kawai Kanjiro in 1939, this unique residence blends Eastern and Western aesthetics.
Maruya
Discover Maruya, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in Kamagaya City, Chiba. This former Edo-period hatago inn on the Kioroshi Kaido preserves the atmosphere of a bygone post town, with connections to literary travelers and even a future emperor.
Maruya Away
Discover Maruya Hanare, a nationally registered tangible cultural property in Kamagaya City, Chiba. This refined Meiji-period annex of a former Kioroshi Kaido post-town inn once hosted Crown Prince Yoshihito, later Emperor Taisho.
New Storehouse at Mogi Shichiroemon's Residence
The Motegi Shichiroemon Family Residence Shin-gura in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture, is a Taishō-era storehouse built by one of the founding families of Kikkoman soy sauce. Registered as a national Tangible Cultural Property in 2018 along with 17 other structures on the estate, it bears witness to the prosperity of Japan's soy sauce industry. The adjacent Kotohira Shrine opens for worship on the 10th of each month.
Mogi Shichiroemon Family Residence Storehouse
Discover the Mukai-gura storehouse at the Motegi Shichiroemon Residence in Noda, Chiba — a Registered Tangible Cultural Property from the Edo period, reflecting the legacy of a soy sauce brewing family that helped found Kikkoman.
Akimoto Family Residence Storehouse
Akutagawa-So
Atamirin Branch (formerly Chiba Bank Oami Branch)
Arai Watch Shop
Ando Family Residence and Inari Shrine
Ando Family Residence Main Building
Ando Family Storehouse
Iinuma Main House Rear Gate and Wall
Iinuma Honke Koshigura
Iinuma Main House
Iinuma Main Family Annex
Iinuma Main Storehouse
Iinuma Honke Meiji Brewery
Ishigami Sake Brewery Koji Room