The main house, which is facing Inokuma St., is an individually designated Kyomachiya under the Kyoto City Ordinance on the Preservation and Succession of Kyomachiya.
Although the interior is deteriorated due to its age and repairs are needed before it can be used, a well-preserved "Juntosanpeki" above the Toriniwa earthen floor aisle still remains.
"Juntosanpek", in which large crisscrossing beams are built over the roof, was a showcase for carpenters' skills and a place to display the status of a large merchant house. It is a structure that was said popularly found in Kyomachiyas during the Meiji period.
How about making the most of this unique framework and using it as a Japanese restaurant, gallery, or studio that welcomes customers with traditional Kyoto beauty?

Located just west of the "Tanoji area" in the center of Kyoto, the property is within walking distance of the central urban area of Shijo-Karasuma, where many commercial and public facilities are located.
Also within a 5-minute walk, there are Hankyu Kyoto Line "Omiya Station", Randen Arashiyama Line "Shijo-Omiya Station", and the Kyoto City Bus "Shijo-Horikawa stop", providing convenient access to all parts of the city as well as to Osaka without transfers.