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| Reading kana | Q-ticket Obaraoke |
|---|---|
| Designated type | Nationally designated/important cultural property |
| type | building |
| Designated date | December 18, 1969 |
| quantity | 1 building |
| location | Taniuchi, Towa-cho, Hanamaki City |
| owner | Hanamaki City |
| Management organization |
overview
The span is 16.3m and the beam is 9.6m.
The protruding part on the south side has a length of 5.6m and a span of 4.8m.
Hip-gabled, thatched roof.
There is no clear documentation about the Obara family, and the history and construction date of the house are unclear.
It is a typical farmhouse for the region, and judging from its plan and construction methods, it is estimated to have been built in the mid-18th century.
The building is a curved structure with very small protrusions, making it an old style of curved structure.
It was converted from a straight-lined building to a curved building in the past, and is a valuable relic that gives us a glimpse into the development of curved buildings.
In 1975, the owner donated it to Towacho, Hanamaki City, and it was moved to its current location.