The Iwase family's house in the Kurobe City of Toyama Prefecture's Gokayama region is a stunning 5-story gassho-style building, the largest of its kind in Japan. This important cultural property, which took eight years to build 300 years ago, is overwhelming in its grandeur and beauty. Inside, you can enjoy local folk songs such as "Kokiriko Bushi" by the hearth, giving you a glimpse into life at that time. In addition, a variety of spaces, from the zashiki rooms made of zelkova wood to the sericulture workshop, are spread out, allowing you to feel the historical value. If you visit the Iwase family's house in Gokayama, you will undoubtedly be captivated by the traditional Japanese culture and picturesque scenery.
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