01 ／ Miyada-juku Honjin
The inn once near the middle of the post townwas moved and restored to its original form.
The prefectural treasure, the former Arai residence, is estimated to date from the late 18th century for the main house and the early 19th century for the guest-room wing. Its roof is shingled, as the rules of the day required, and while many plots in the post town were about 4 ken wide, the honjin front is 13.5 ken (about 24.5 m). The village records it as the only honjin building on the Ina Road to survive in its Edo-period form.
- Prefectural treasure, 1987
- Frontage 13.5 ken (about 24.5 m)
- Main house estimated late 18th c.
