Former Niikawa House
旧新川家住宅
Explore a preserved 18th-century merchant home, a window into traditional Japanese life.
What it is
- A traditional townhouse in Izumisano City, Osaka Prefecture.
- Main house of the Niikawa family, who brewed soy sauce.
- Built around 1781-1789, with later additions.
- Designated a cultural property of Izumisano City.
What to see
- The main house, restored and opened to the public.
- A parlor and Buddhist altar room from the early Meiji period.
- Irimoya-zukuri style roof with Hon-gawara-buki tiles.
- The distinctive L-shaped floor plan of the interior.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Former Niikawa House Open in Google Maps
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