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February 13th 2007
Published: August 9th 2007
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Hokkaido Historical VilliageHokkaido Historical Villiage
Hokkaido Historical Villiage

House showing elements of the western architectural style popular in the early Meiji period (reign of Emperor Meiji 1868-1912), and the Japanese style preferred in the latter half.
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Matsuhashi Family ResidenceHokkaido Historical Villiage - Matsuhashi Family Residence
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Matsuhashi Family Residence

An example of urban housing, restored to current condition in 1918.
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Matsuhashi Family ResidenceHokkaido Historical Villiage - Matsuhashi Family Residence
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Matsuhashi Family Residence

With a view through to the Western furnished room, rare in Japanese houses.
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Hokkaido Historical Villiage

Otaru Shimbun Company, founded in 1894.
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Hokkaido Historical Villiage

Newspaper printing press.
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Hokkaido Historical Villiage

Only 26 letters in the English alphabet :-)
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Ryuunji TempleHokkaido Historical Villiage - Ryuunji Temple
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Ryuunji Temple

Main building of the Ryuunji Temple, completed in 1883.
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Shimauta Post OfficeHokkaido Historical Villiage - Shimauta Post Office
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Shimauta Post Office

Modern postal services started in Hokkaido in 1872, and the first post office was founded in Shimauta in 1886. The post office master's residence was in a seperate building.
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Hokkaido Historical Villiage

Rice storage house.
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Hokkaido Historical Villiage

Fishermen's lodging in the Aoyama family's complex. The Aoyama family moved to Hokkaido in 1859 and started a fishing business catching herring with set nets around Otaru.
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Hokkaido Historical Villiage

Fishermen's lodging.
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Hokkaido Historical Villiage

Aoyama family residence.
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - PondHokkaido Historical Villiage - Pond
Hokkaido Historical Villiage - Pond

The structure to the right of the pond is a storehouse built originally (1887) on the coastline of the Sea of Japan. Half of the storehouse projects out over the water so that boats can go ashore under the storehouse and cargo can be directly loaded and unloaded through the floor opening.



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