Nationally designated historic site Nagahide Takano’s former residence

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Southern Iwate

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The former home where Nagahide Takano, a visionary of the end of the Edo period, lived as a child still remains. It was renovated in 1891 and is still the residence of the Takano family, but the two downstairs rooms, 8 tatami and 6 tatami, which were Nagahide's living quarters, remain as they were when Nagahide lived there. .

residence/location: 7, Ohata Shoji, Mizusawa, Oshu, Iwate 023-0802
Inquiries: Contact Name: Takano Choei Memorial Museum

Phone: 0197-23-6034

Fax: 0197-23-6034
Website: http://www.city.oshu.iwate.jp/syuzou01/
Other: Others: Not open to the public as it is a private residence.

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