2 buildings (main house, Inner Storehouse)

Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property

Kamitosa, Takatori-cho, Takaichi District, Nara

Machiya village, Folk House Garden, Nara Prefectural Yamato Folk Park

Nara Prefecture

Mid-Edo period

The Usui family is said to have migrated from Ise, and they called their store “Iseya”. In the past, they relied on farming as their source of livelihood, while they also sold oil, sake, soy sauce and other products.

During the late Edo period, they held the title of machidoshiyori (town elder) and served as an official messenger for the area in addition to their livelihood. The structure of the building includes a main house with a gabled roof and thatched roof, and the eaves are covered with Hon-Kawarabuki (Traditional Japanese tiled roof).

The inner storehouse is also constructed with a gabled roof and covered with hon-kawara roofing tiles. Although the exact construction date of the building is not clear, it is estimated that the main house was already built during the Genroku era (1688-1704). Through subsequent expansions, the layout of the building was completed during the Horeki era (1751-1764). Despite numerous renovations occurring until the designation as a cultural property, the structure of the building reflects the style of the mid-Edo period.

3 buildings (main house, detached room, corridor)

Prefecture-designated tangible cultural property (building)

Oaza Yoshinoyama, Yoshino-cho, Yoshino District, Nara Prefecture

Yoshino Village, Folk House Garden, Nara Prefectural Yamato Folk Park

Nara Prefecture

Late Edo period

The Maebou family is said to have served as priests of the Yoshino Mikumari shrine for generations, and the former Maebou family residence was located in the temple town in front of Kinpusenji Temple on Mount Yoshino. It also served as lodging for pilgrims.

The date of construction of the residence is not known, but according to a map in the possession of the Maebou family, it was originally the property of Hosenin in Bunsei 7 (1824), and was owned by the Maebou family, with the buildings being built in the mid-19th century.

The buildings are connected by a corridor from the main house to the detached room, both of which are gabled, with cedar bark roofing. It was built in the “Yoshino-date” (overhang style), which is unique to the Yoshino area, in which the floor height rises along the slope. Almost the entire structure of the residence remains, which is rare in Mount Yoshino, and is valuable as an existing “Yoshino-date” folk house.

1 building (main house)

Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property

Kuroiwa, Murou Village, Uda District, Nara

Uda and Higashiyama Villages, Folk House Garden, Nara Prefectural Yamato Folk Park

Nara Prefecture

Late Edo Period

The former Iwamoto family residence was located in Kuroiwa, Murou Village (now uda City) in Uda District. It is said that they were engaged in agriculture and forestry, and served as a village headman.

The residence, situated in an area with more snow compared to flatlands, is characterized by its large roof. Silk farming was conducted in the attic.
Based on the construction method, the residence is thought to have been built around the Kaei period (1848-1854). The residence is a large farmhouse with a thatched hip-and-gable roof, presenting a simple appearance. The layout consists of the left half as a Doma (earthen floor), with a stable on the front side and a kamaya (an earthen floor kitchen space with a hearth) on the back side. The right half of the residence is divided into six rooms for living space.
The front side of the residence features “segai-style” and thick ceiling beams are placed about every 91cm in the depth above the earthen floor, vividly demonstrating the characteristics of this region.

2 棟（主屋、倉庫）

國家指定重要文化財

奈良縣高市郡高取町上土佐

奈良縣大和民俗公園內　民家園　町屋村落

奈良縣

江戶時代中期

據說臼井家是從伊勢遷徙過來的，當時使用著“伊勢屋”這個屋號。過去，他們主要以務農為生，同時也販賣油、清酒、醬油等商品。在江戶時代後期，他們還被任命為城鎮的市政官員，除了主要生計外，還擔任官方信使。

主屋屋頂採用切妻造形式（懸山式屋頂），茅葺，屋簷為本瓦葺，倉庫屋頂為切妻造形式（懸山式屋頂），本瓦葺。住宅的建造年代不詳，但據推測，主屋在元祿年間（1688-1704 年）就已建成，經過多次擴建後，於寶歷年間（1751-1764 年）完成整個住宅結構。在被指定為文化財之前，該建築物經常進行擴建和改建，但其結構和其他方面仍然呈現出江戶時代中期的風格。

３棟（主屋、別屋、遊廊）

縣指定有形文化財（建築物）

奈良縣吉野郡吉野町大字吉野山

奈良縣大和民俗公園內　民家園　吉野村落

奈良縣

江戶時代後期

據說前坊家世代擔任吉野水分神社的神官，舊前坊家住宅的舊址位於吉野山金峯山寺前的町內，並作為接待參拜者的旅館。
住宅的建造年代不詳，但根據前坊氏所藏的圖紙顯示，文政7年（1824年），原本是寶泉院的用地歸前坊氏所有，住宅的結構似乎已於19世紀中期時完成。
從主屋到別屋之間由遊廊相連，所有建築物均為切妻造形式（懸山式屋頂）的杉皮葺屋頂，建築風格為吉野地區特有的“吉野建”（懸造），地板高度沿斜坡上升。房屋結構幾乎全部保留了下來，這在吉野山中實屬罕見，為現存的“吉野建”民家的珍貴代表。

１棟（主屋）

國家指定重要文化財

奈良縣宇陀郡室生村大字黑岩

奈良縣大和民俗公園內　民家園　宇陀・東山村落

奈良縣

江戶時代後期

舊岩本家住宅位於宇陀郡室生村黑岩（現宇陀市）。據說岩本家從事農業和林業，並擔任村長。與平地相比，該住宅位於積雪較多的地區，其特徵為巨大的屋頂。屋頂閣樓用於養蠶。
關於建造年代，從構造手法上來看，住宅被認為大約建於嘉永年間（1848-1854年）。住宅為入母屋造（歇山頂）、茅草屋頂的大型農家，外觀古樸。住宅的左半部分是土間，土間前半部是馬廄，後半部設有爐灶。住宅的右半部分有六個起居室。住宅的正面為船枻造，土間上方每隔約91厘米架設了粗橫梁等，充分展示這一地區的特色。

2 栋（主屋、仓库）

国家指定重要文化财

奈良县高市郡高取町上土佐

奈良县大和民俗公园内　民家园　町屋村落

奈良县

江户时代中期

据说臼井家是从伊势迁徙过来的，当时使用着“伊势屋”这个屋号。过去，他们主要以务农为生，同时也贩卖油、清酒、酱油等商品。在江户时代后期，他们还被任命为城镇的市政官员，除了主要生计外，还担任官方信使。

主屋屋頂采用切妻造形式（悬山式屋顶），茅葺，屋檐为本瓦葺，仓库屋顶為切妻造形式（悬山式屋顶），本瓦葺。住宅的建造年代不详，但据推测，主屋在元禄年间（1688-1704 年）就已建成，经过多次扩建后，于宝历年间（1751-1764 年）完成整个住宅结构。在被指定为文化財之前，该建筑物经常进行扩建和改建，但其结构和其他方面仍然呈现出江户时代中期的风格。

３栋（主屋、别屋、游廊）

县指定有形文化財（建筑物）

奈良县吉野郡吉野町大字吉野山

奈良县大和民俗公园内　民家园　吉野村落

奈良县

江户时代后期

据说前坊家世代担任吉野水分神社的神官，旧前坊家住宅的旧址位于吉野山金峯山寺前的町内，并作为接待参拜者的旅馆。住宅的建造年代不详，但根据前坊氏所藏的图纸显示，文政7年（1824年），原本是宝泉院的用地归前坊氏所有，住宅的结构似乎已于19世纪中期时完成。

从主屋到别屋之间由游廊相连，所有建筑物均为切妻造形式（悬山式屋顶）的杉皮葺屋顶，建筑风格为吉野地区特有的“吉野建”（悬造），地板高度沿斜坡上升。房屋结构几乎全部保留了下来，这在吉野山中实属罕见，为现存的“吉野建”民家的珍贵代表。

１栋（主屋）

国家指定重要文化財

奈良县宇陀郡室生村大字黑岩

奈良县大和民俗公园内　民家园　宇陀・東山村落

奈良县

江户时代后期

旧岩本家住宅位于宇陀郡室生村黑岩（现宇陀市），据说岩本家从事农业和林业，并担任村长。与平地相比，该住宅位于积雪较多的地区，其特征为巨大的屋顶。屋顶阁楼用于养蚕。

关于建造年代，从构造手法上来看，住宅被认为大约建于嘉永年间（1848-1854年）。住宅为入母屋造（歇山顶）、茅草屋顶的大型农家，外观古朴。住宅的左半部分是土间，土间前半部是马厩，后半部设有炉灶。住宅的右半部分有六个起居室。住宅的正面为船枻造，土间上方每隔約91厘米架设了粗横梁等，充分展示这一地区的特色。