Koyano Museum of Antique Nishiwaki Building

The mansion of the wealthy farmer family Fujii has been restored and opened to the public as an art museum. Situated on approximately 3,000 square meters of land, it features the main house built in 1890, a Western-style building from the Taisho period with reception rooms and a study, a detached guesthouse built in the early Showa period, and warehouses. All structures, walls, and gates are designated as national registered tangible cultural properties and prefectural designated landscape-forming important structures. The buildings reflect the characteristics of each era, showcasing valuable and rare woods and the craftsmanship of skilled carpenters. Hidden rooms can also be explored. Throughout the estate, artworks and folk crafts collected by the museum director, Tatsuo Koyano, are curated and exhibited.