Old samurai residence Tamura family

n o 6 months ago

A samurai residence in Ono City, Fukui Prefecture, famous for its ``kazaguruma''. You can see everything from the outside for free (though it's a mansion, so you can finish seeing it in a few minutes), but you still have to pay the entrance fee to go inside! is. Once inside, you'll see a traditional life-reenactment space, but next to it is the famous ``Kazeguruma Room'' (named arbitrarily...). At this time, there was a couple who were also customers. My boyfriend takes a quick look at his slim and cute girlfriend I was rolling it up. There is a big electric fan here (close to the circulator) to cool you down! not, To spin the pinwheel I guess it's placed there. I took a classic silhouette photo, and it still makes for a great picture. After taking some pictures of other places, I left the mansion.

Yasumi Kikuchi 9 months ago

``Free admission to the garden'' ``Puzzle-shaped photo spot'' You can view and photograph the whirligig wheel from the garden for free. Admission inside the mansion is 300 yen. Built in 1827, this is the samurai residence of the Tamura family, the chief retainers of the Ono clan. [Parking] None, free parking for nearby tourists #letsguide #instagram

wankorochan a year ago

Like the nearby Uchiyama family, you can enter for 300 yen. Windmills are displayed for a limited time only. I thought that if the wind blows and all the decorated windmills turn, it will create a very magical atmosphere.

INDY KING a year ago

A popular photo spot on Instagram. It was raining heavily that day, so I was able to explore the area quietly and leisurely by myself. I had a wonderful time, hearing nothing but the sounds of the many windmills, and felt like I was immersed in the world of anime. The garden and windmill are both very beautiful. I think it is best to go during times when there are fewer people.

JACK SHEPHERD 2 years ago

The bamboo blinds of the windmill are beautiful.