Toba Kadoya (Former Hirono Residence)

The Toba Daishoya Kadoya (formerly the Hirono family residence) is a beautiful building in Toba City with a historical charm that dates back to the Edo to Meiji periods. The playful tiled sink and stained glass-like colored glass are highlights, and the elusive Japanese-made organ is a must-see. Its delicate carvings and decorations are truly works of art! If you visit, you will surely be captivated by its beauty and historical significance.

Toba Daishoya Kadoya (formerly the Hirono family residence) is a tourist spot in Toba City that exudes the atmosphere of the Edo to Meiji periods. The playful design and abundant glasswork come together in a delicate and beautiful work of art. Although it is a nationally registered tangible cultural property, the space gives visitors a sense of everyday life and invites them on a journey through time.

Toba Oshoya Kadoya (formerly the Hirono family residence) is a nationally registered tangible cultural property that was restored from the residence of the Hirono family, who were Oshoya during the Edo period, and reconstructed during the Meiji period. The building offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of the time, and the history of operating a pharmacy as a measure against cholera, as well as the power felt from having a dedicated passage within Toba Castle. Please come and visit once!

Toba Daishoya Kadoya (Former Hirono Family Residence) is a building that exudes the atmosphere of the Edo to Meiji period and makes you feel the history of Toba City. It is loved by approximately 56,000 citizens and tourists who visit. It is gaining attention as a valuable cultural heritage, with exhibits such as the phantom Japanese-made organ "Nagao Organ" and colorful old glass displays. By experiencing its beauty and historical significance, you can have an emotional experience that feels like a time trip!