Just a 15 minute walk from Koma Station and along the main road sits the majestic Koma Old Town House, a beautifully restored historic residence of the Arai family, one of the richest families and formal leaders of Koma. The house was built at the end of the Edo Period. It is now a museum open to the public and admission is free.
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Koma Old Town House
A beautifully restored historic house
By Sherilyn Siy
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Elizabeth S
4 years ago
Can you see Kimchakuda from the house? Such a beautifully restored house must be a great photo spot.
You can definitely get a good view of Kinchakuda from the garden. It's amazing that entrance is free.
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