Irimajiri Residence
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Background
This samurai residence dating to the late 18th century once belonged to the Irimajiri family. It is part of the Iga-Ueno Castle-Town. It features the Omoya (main residence), kura (storehouse), garden, and nagayamon (rowhouse-gate). There is a tea room with circular window. Parts of the roof, which is kayabuki (thatched), were leaking when I visited and a bucket had been put out to collect rain water. These pictures are mine so I'm sharing them but you can find nicer ones online. Along with the Akai Residence, the Irimajiri Residence is one of two bukeyashiki (samurai homes) in Iga-Ueno.
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English Name | Irimajiri Residence |
Japanese Name | 入交武家屋敷 |
Year | 1790s |
Residence Type | Middle Class |
Features | Gates, Garden, House, Warehouses |
Visitor Information | 9:00-16:30; 200 yen; closed every Tuesday and Year's End |
Website | https://www.igaueno.net/?p=1610 |
Location | Iga, Mie Prefecture |
Castle | Iga Ueno Castle |
Coordinates | 34° 45' 53.24" N, 136° 7' 56.50" E |
Iga Ueno Castle and nearby Samurai Homes | |
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Added Jcastle | 2020 |
Contributor | ART |
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