Village Inwards Tohoku

22. Kudo house

Shiwa county, Iwate Prefecture
This is a MAGARIYA, or " L " shaped house, built roughly the middle of the 18th century inwards the Shiwa district of Iwate Prefecture. The bulk of houses built inwards Tohoku Region （the northeastern business office of Japan）were of this style.The primary business office of the family was used for living quarters, together with the residual was used equally a Equus caballus stable.


23. Sugawara house

Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture
Built roughly the belatedly 18th century ,this family originally belonged to a farmer inwards the mountainside hamlet of Asahi inwards Yamagata Prefecture. The roof is built inwards the YOSEMUNE ZUKURI（hipped roof）style . The roof windows are the HAPPO（a form of dormer）style together with the front end window was besides used equally a doorway inwards the periods of really heavy snowfall, mutual to that region.




 

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