01 ／ Former Toyama House
A four-level thatched house built by Noto carpenters,where up to 48 relatives are said to have lived.
The Former Toyama House at Miboro, the village explains, was built around 1827 (the tenth year of Bunsei) by carpenters from Noto. The Agency for Cultural Affairs describes it as a multi-level farmhouse of one roof and four levels; the ground floor was for living and the upper three for silkworm rearing. The village's English commentary says that around the turn of the twentieth century up to 48 family members lived together there. It became a national Important Cultural Property in 1971.
- One roof, four levels
- Built around 1827
- Up to 48 family members
- Important Cultural Property, 1971
