Nationally designated important cultural property where people lived until recent years

The former residence of the Kashiwakura family in Nakayama-cho, Yamagata Prefecture is the former residence of the Kashiwakura family, a wealthy farmer who made his fortune through the production and trading of safflower during the Edo period. He became one of the largest landowners in the area, establishing more than 10 branch families.
The former Kashiwakura family residence has beautiful decorations and attention to detail throughout, showing the great interest in art that the former heads of the family had. Since it was actually inhabited by people until recent years, it is a valuable place where you can still feel the way people lived, even now that it has been designated as a cultural property.
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