Senkyōkan
遷喬館
Step back in time at Senkyōkan, a preserved Edo-period samurai school offering a glimpse into Japan's educational past.
What it is
- A han school of the Shibamura Domain.
- Predecessor of Gifu Prefectural Gifu High School.
- Opened as a private school in 1799 by Kodama Nanka.
- Abolished in 1869 due to the Meiji Restoration.
What to see
- Wooden, single-story building with a thatched roof.
- Building used a samurai residence.
- Classrooms with 15-tatami and 9-tatami mats.
- Plaque written by Kano Hisanobu.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Senkyōkan Open in Google Maps
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