Sakamoto Residence

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The Sakamoto became a upper ranking vassal of the local Ohmachi in the 1800s after being longtime lower ranking vassals of the Date. The house was built around 1830 and while somewhat smaller than other houses in Kanegasaki it also maintains a nice hedgerow. Most samurai in Kanegasaki were not as w

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Background

The Sakamoto became a upper ranking vassal of the local Ohmachi in the 1800s after being longtime lower ranking vassals of the Date. The house was built around 1830 and while somewhat smaller than other houses in Kanegasaki it also maintains a nice hedgerow. Most samurai in Kanegasaki were not as wealthy as vassals in some other large domains and had to make living farming or doing other work as well. The Sakamoto raised silkworms in the attic.

The building is now managed by the city and is run as both a museum and cafe with the same menu as the Ohmatsuzawa Residence.


Gallery
  • House
  • House
  • Formal Entrance
  • Entrance and hedgerow
  • Entrance and hedgerow
  • Inside the house
  • Inside the house
  • Inside the house
  • Inside the house
  • Entrance
  • Attic for growing silkworms
  • House
  • House

  • Sakamoto Residence Profile
    English Name Sakamoto Residence
    Japanese Name 坂本家侍住宅
    Year 1830
    Residence Type Upper Class
    Features Garden, House
    Visitor Information Open 9sm-5pm; closed closed Monday, Tuesday (or day after if this is a national holiday) and new year's holidays
    Website http://wwwsv.town.kanegasaki.iwate.jp/01town/04denken/kenchiku1.html
    Location Kanegasaki, Iwate Prefecture
    Castle Kanegasaki Castle (Iwate)
    Coordinates 39.19939, 141.11925
    Kanegasaki Castle (Iwate) and nearby Samurai Homes
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    Admin
    Visits May 12, 2018
    Added Jcastle 2018


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