[The "Amano Residence", an old private house that lets you feel the history of the Meiji Restoration]
Time slips back to the Meiji era the moment you enter the house.
This historic house was the home of Amano Kaizo, a local leader during the Meiji Restoration, and was also the scene of an attack by government forces at that time.
The furniture from that time is also tasteful, and the marks of bayonet stabs remain on the dresser.
It is a rural town, but shopping is convenient, and the convenience store is a 10-minute walk.
You can also order delivery from the nearby Kashiki Drive-In!
A rural town close to both the city and tourist destinations.
< The charm of Amano Residence >
◆ 150-year-old historic building
There are many things that make you feel the history, such as chests of drawers and furniture
◆ The 1st floor alone is 198㎡ and spacious, with 4 bedrooms, so multiple families and groups can stay
◆ Old private house theater!
You can watch various videos with the Fire TV Stick on a 100-inch projector
◆ You can play with your dog in the large garden!
* Please do not allow pets in the dining kitchen space or in other rooms
◆ Fast wifi for fast internet! You can even telework in this old private house!
◆ Fujikyu Highland is 16 minutes away. Excellent access to Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Yamanaka
◆ Conveniently walk to home centers and convenience stores
A reasonably priced inn in a historic building!
The space
The Amano residence, which was also the scene of a battle between the Shogunate army and the government army during the Meiji Restoration.
Who is Kaizo Amano, who developed Odaiba?
Kaizo Amano was born in 1814, the eldest son of Shogoro Amano, in Sakai, Kai-Turu-gun.He moved to Edo at a young age, gained the favor of Tarozaemon Egawa, and undertook the construction of Shinagawa Daiba.Hachiro Amano of the Shojigai was temporarily cared for by Kaizo and is said to have been adopted.In 1853, when he learned that the Shimoda region had been hit by a tsunami, he rushed from Edo with a large number of laborers and encouraged the people of Shimoda.He supported the Shogunate throughout, but returned to his hometown after the Restoration.He died in November 1900 at the age of 87.
Because the Amano family supported the Shogunate, after the Meiji Restoration, the government army attacked the Amano family, and traces of the rampage in the Amano residence still remain today.
The many round marks on the dresser are said to be from government soldiers stabbing it with bayonets.
The Amano family was one of the most prominent landowners in Yamanashi Prefecture.
He made his fortune in the Odaiba development, and then put a lot of effort into charity, to the extent that in Tsuru, the Tsuru City Museum held the "Amano Kaizo Exhibition."
In addition, the Shutoku-kan, a building from the 1880s, was built in the garden of the Amano residence.
It has now been donated to Tsuru City and relocated to Basho-no-Yu.
It is still popular with citizens today as the Wami no Sato Shutoku-kan.
< Kitchen >
Feel free to use the cookware, dishes, etc.
Please wash and return them to their original place after use.
- Microwave oven
- Rice cooker (10-inch fire)
- Electric kettle
- Hot plate (grilled meat ok)
- Cassette stove (please bring your own gas)
Earthenware pot
Various frying pans, cooking pots
Television
< Living room >
Enjoy with a large group in the 3-room hall!
100-inch projector
Television
- Hot carpet
Oil fan heater
* 19 tatami mats for the living room.There are 3 for the other bedrooms, and they can be moved.Please move to any room and use it
・ Kotatsu (can be used if you take it out)
High-speed Wifi
< Bedrooms >
① 2 beds
② 2 beds
* Rooms ① and ② are connected to each other
③ 3 beds
④ 3 futons in the Japanese-style room
Bath and toilet
- Bath with a re-heating function
Toilet is a washlet
Sink
· Dryer
Washing machine
Gas dryer
The building is surrounded by a garden, with a veranda surrounding the building, and when the curtains are open, it becomes a large open space.
You can feel the history in each piece of furniture in the house, and you can also see old books.
There is a dirt floor at the old entrance, and a drum hangs at the entrance.
They probably beat drums at noon to inform their families and servants.
The pictures painted on the sliding doors are also the same as they were at the time.
That alone is enough to see.
A large mansion that has truly slipped back in time to the Meiji era.
When I learned that it was a historic place attacked by government forces during the Meiji Restoration, I shuddered.
There are many old private houses, but it is rare to be able to stay in a historic building like this!
The current owner lives in another location, and it would be a waste to leave it as it is, so it has been opened as a private lodging.
[Parking for 3 cars]
If you enter the entrance of Amano Residence and go 100 meters along the moat, you will see Amano House on the left.
Parking is available for 3 cars.
Produced and managed by Villa Repro Co., Ltd., which operates 14 private lodgings.
Please enjoy your stay while feeling the history.
Other things to note
Beware of insect bites
Of course, there are insects in the countryside.
Especially if you are from the city, please be careful as there are people who get stung by horseflies.
If you go into the grass with your ankles exposed, you will get stung.
Please be careful, especially with children, such as wearing socks. (This applies to the countryside and camping in general)
It is also a good idea to book insect repellent spray and insect bite medicine.
There is also a drug store near the Amano residence. (Matsumoto Kiyoshi)
Registration Details
Hotels and Inns Business Act | 山梨県 | 山梨県指令 富東福第5945号
