Former Yamabe School Building
旧山辺学校校舎
Explore a preserved 1885 school, now a museum, showcasing early Meiji-era Western-style architecture.
What it is
- Early Meiji period Western-style school building.
- Built in 1885 by master carpenter Sasaki Kijuro.
- Now a history and folklore museum.
- Branch of the Matsumoto City Museum.
What to see
- Wooden two-story building with a hipped-gable roof.
- Octagonal turret in the center of the roof.
- Hipped-gable portico at the front.
- Pseudo-Western style architecture.
- Designated a prefectural treasure.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Former Yamabe School Building Open in Google Maps
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