01 / Sub-inn
The post-town sub-inn was also a headman'shome, an L-shaped house entered on its long side.

The former Tanno family house is also known by its trade name. It was both the sub-inn (waki-honjin) and the village head's house of a post town on the Ushu Kaido, and is an L-shaped house entered on its long side, presumed to have been built just after 1757 (Horeki 7). It was moved and restored in 1993 (Heisei 5) and is a prefectural cultural property.
- Prefectural designation (December 8, 1995)
- Both sub-inn and village head's house
- Presumed built just after 1757

