01 / Kuroe townscape
A lacquerware wholesaler's main house,in business since the late Edo period, conveys the early-modern townscape.

Kuroe is a district where Kishu lacquerware has been produced. The landscape-making agreement its residents concluded in 2011 is the prefecture's certified agreement No. 1. The Ikesho Lacquerware Shop main house, a wholesaler in business since the late Edo period, is a two-story wooden building and became a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 2001.
- Landscape-making agreement, 2011
- Prefecture's certified agreement No. 1
- Registered Tangible Cultural Property, 2001


