Yokomachi Urarakan

Experience a Beautiful Historic Building

This townhouse, built 180 years ago, allows you to experience what life must have been like in the Edo Period. It's currently used as a free resthouse, and you can receive free tea and snacks. There's...

It was "Yokomachi Urarakan" with very friendly staff. Why don't you stop by for a break?

Original Text

It was "Yokomachi Urarakan" with very friendly staff. Why don't you stop by after a break? I stopped by when I visited "Hakusan Hime Shrine" from "Tsurugi Station". The building is also old and is said to be a town house built in the late Edo period. It was an atmosphere exterior and interior. So, the aunt of the staff was very friendly and I enjoyed knowing everything about "Tsuruki area". Recommended "Yokohama ..., including the aunt of the staff.

Unexpected Recreation Center

Original Text

After visiting Hakusan Hime Shrine, I walked to Tsurugi Station. Tsurugi Town is a gate town that has been around for thousands of years, with the watchfulness of Hakusan Hime Shrine and Kinninomiya. It is also known as the "brewing town" where old sake breweries, soy sauce shops, and cherry blossom shops are lined up. I like the tasteful townscape. Yokomachi Urarakan is a townhouse built about 180 years ago. Currently used as a free rest area. Anyone can easily visit the hall, and you can experience the life at that time ...

i was surprised to come in.

Original Text

We use old merchant houses as information centers. I thought it was a common feeling, but as I proceeded, I was surprised that it was quite deep. The steep stairs also create a taste.

Recommended when walking in Tsurugi

Original Text

A free rest area using a townhouse from the Edo period built about 180 years ago. It is about a 15-minute walk from Hokutetsu Tsurugi Station, and is convenient as a resting place when hanging out at the old Tsurugi warehouse and townhouse. Although it is a resting place, you can feel the Edo and Meiji eras such as old household goods, columns, bran, and bran.