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About "NIPPONIA Harima Fukusaki Library Maison"

The NIPPONIA Harima Fukusaki Library Maison is a lodging facility that was renovated from the Miki Family Residence, an important tangible cultural property designated by Hyogo Prefecture, and the Former Tsujikawa Post Office, a nationally registered tangible cultural property. There are seven guest rooms. We will introduce each room here.

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Kobe Shimbun and Note, a general incorporated association working to utilize old houses (Tanba Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture), have jointly established a town development company, PAGE Co., Ltd., in December 2018. The two companies will work to utilize old houses and cultural properties in a comprehensive manner and to create a lively community by utilizing the strengths of both companies. ■NIPPONIA Harima Fukusaki Library Maison The Miki Family Residence, a Hyogo Prefecture designated important tangible cultural property, is a prefectural designated cultural property with all nine existing buildings, and its grand structure conveys the life of a village headman to the present day. It has been reborn as a cultural property hotel, NIPPONIA Harima Fukusaki Library, which cherishes Yanagita's worldview, based on the historical fact that Kunio Yanagita, a native of Fukusaki Town and known as the father of folklore, was entrusted to the residence as a child and was absorbed in reading 4,000 books. PAGE Co., Ltd. will renovate the building, and REC Co., Ltd. will be in charge of hotel operations. ■Fukusaki Town Tourism Exchange Center The Fukusaki Town Ekimae Tourism Exchange Center and Fukusaki Town Tsujikawa Tourism Exchange Center opened on October 6, 2019. PAGE Co., Ltd. was commissioned by Fukusaki Town to create the concept and interior design of the facilities, and has been managing both facilities as the designated manager since their opening. In order to create a lively town, we help connect local people with visitors to Fukusaki Town through business development and facility management that utilizes both facilities. ■Town development projects We are developing various projects to create a lively town. "Chefs in Residence" aims to discover and develop leaders who will create a new food culture by highlighting the unique climate, culture, and regional food that has been passed down through history. "Local Challenge Project" develops seminars and challenge shops for people who want to interact with diverse human resources, such as producers who want to try town development, store openings and startups, and direct sales. We plan and manage projects that utilize local resources to create attractive areas. ■Tourism support projects We use subsidies from the Japan Tourism Agency and the Agency for Cultural Affairs to create tourism content and conduct monitor tours, develop souvenir products using local specialties, and create tourist information products for inbound tourists.

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"NIPPONIA Harima Fukusaki Library Maison" is a building belonging to the Miki family (Miki House), who once served as the headman of the Himeji domain (a role similar to that of a modern government office) and contributed greatly to the development of the region. Six of the nine buildings designated as Important Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo Prefecture have been renovated and used as accommodation facilities. The Miki House is also known as the place where folklorist Kunio Yanagita was entrusted to the Miki family for about a year when he was 11 years old, and spent his time reading the large number of books collected by the successive heads of the family. In addition, the adjacent "Former Tsujikawa Post Office" is registered as an Important Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, and the first floor is used as a "Yokai Book Cafe" and the second floor as guest rooms of the Library House.

"Apartment"

The "Hanre" is an executive suite built in 1773 during the Edo period, featuring a long veranda facing the courtyard. At the time, it was used as a room for the Miki family. There are many bookshelves on the second floor, and it is said that young Kunio Yanagita was absorbed in reading.

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"Vice-house"

The "Fukuya" is said to have been a room used as a study or bedroom by the head of the Miki family.

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Built-in

The "Uchikura" is said to have been used as a storage place for important documents, etc. Built in 1697, it is said to be the oldest of the surviving buildings of the Miki family residence.

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Kakuzo

It is believed to have been used as a tool shed. It was built in 1838 (Tenpo 9) during the late Edo period. On the ceiling beams, you can see a ridgepole plaque (a plaque attached to record the construction and repair of a building) that reads "Tenpo 9 Boju Year."

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Rice storehouse

It was originally used as a rice storage area. Taking advantage of the high ceilings, bookshelves are installed from floor to ceiling. You can enjoy a dynamic space surrounded by books.

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BOOK CAFE 〒201, 〒202

It was built around 1923. The guest room area was used as a telephone exchange until 1949. It was designated a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 2008.

BOOK CAFE 〒201<br>
BOOK CAFE 〒201
BOOK CAFE 〒202<br>
BOOK CAFE 〒202

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Kobe Shimbun and Note, a general incorporated association working to utilize old houses (Tanba Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture), have jointly established a town development company, PAGE Co., Ltd., in December 2018. The two companies will work to utilize old houses and cultural properties in a comprehensive manner and to create a lively community by utilizing the strengths of both companies. ■NIPPONIA Harima Fukusaki Library Maison The Miki Family Residence, a Hyogo Prefecture designated important tangible cultural property, is a prefectural designated cultural property with all nine existing buildings, and its grand structure conveys the life of a village headman to the present day. It has been reborn as a cultural property hotel, NIPPONIA Harima Fukusaki Library, which cherishes Yanagita's worldview, based on the historical fact that Kunio Yanagita, a native of Fukusaki Town and known as the father of folklore, was entrusted to the residence as a child and was absorbed in reading 4,000 books. PAGE Co., Ltd. will renovate the building, and REC Co., Ltd. will be in charge of hotel operations. ■Fukusaki Town Tourism Exchange Center The Fukusaki Town Ekimae Tourism Exchange Center and Fukusaki Town Tsujikawa Tourism Exchange Center opened on October 6, 2019. PAGE Co., Ltd. was commissioned by Fukusaki Town to create the concept and interior design of the facilities, and has been managing both facilities as the designated manager since their opening. In order to create a lively town, we help connect local people with visitors to Fukusaki Town through business development and facility management that utilizes both facilities. ■Town development projects We are developing various projects to create a lively town. "Chefs in Residence" aims to discover and develop leaders who will create a new food culture by highlighting the unique climate, culture, and regional food that has been passed down through history. "Local Challenge Project" develops seminars and challenge shops for people who want to interact with diverse human resources, such as producers who want to try town development, store openings and startups, and direct sales. We plan and manage projects that utilize local resources to create attractive areas. ■Tourism support projects We use subsidies from the Japan Tourism Agency and the Agency for Cultural Affairs to create tourism content and conduct monitor tours, develop souvenir products using local specialties, and create tourist information products for inbound tourists.

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