01 / Former Yoshioka residence
A headman's farmhouse, its earth-floor arearemade as a Japanese painter's studio.
A farmhouse built in the mid-Meiji era by Iketani Toemon, who served as village headman. The Japanese-style painter Yoshioka Kenji kept creating here from 1944 until he died in 1990.
- Built in the mid-Meiji era
- National registered tangible cultural property (2017)
- Yoshioka worked here from 1944 to 1990

