01 / Farmhouse
This village headman's house hasa stable inside the building.
In the Edo period it was the home of the village headman of Sakaida in the Shinjo Domain. The family served as both village headman and post-station freight agent, put up travelers along the road, and bred horses with enthusiasm. It has five rooms, an inner earthen yard and an inner stable. A national Important Cultural Property known as Hojin-no-ie, it is said to have been visited by Matsuo Basho.
- National Important Cultural Property (designated December 18, 1969)
- Five rooms, inner yard, inner stable
- Held both the headman and post-station agent posts