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| Reading kana | Q-cannon entrance |
|---|---|
| Designated type | Nationally designated important cultural property |
| type | building |
| Designated date | May 29, 1965 |
| quantity | 2 buildings |
| location | Kitakami City Tachibana |
| owner | Kitakami City |
| Management organization |
overview
Also included is a record of various items presented by the Emperor (January 1626), one front gate, and one attached plaque (dated April 15, 1626).
Main building: 21.3m long, 11.6m wide beams.
Hip-gabled, thatched roof.
The Sugano family has a construction register from 1728, which suggests that the building was constructed around that time.
It is a typical farmhouse with a flat entrance and a straight roof in the southern part of the prefecture, in the former territory of the Sendai domain.
Main gate: Gabled, thatched Yakuimon gate.
Based on the inscription on the ridgepole, the building is believed to have been constructed in the 5th year of the Kyoho era.
Since the Yakuimon gate is the main gate, it is thought that the temple held a very high status in the past.
The building, which was previously located in Kuchiuchi-cho, Kitakami City, was acquired by Kitakami City and has now been moved to Kitakami Michinoku Folk Village.