Kuchiganaya Ginzan Town Museum Center

The former residence can be used as an event space or a traditional Japanese cafe The former residence was built in 1932 by the Asada family, who were local officials since the Edo period and contributed to the modernization of Japan. The main building (former Asada residence) is a stately two-story wooden building. It has a rare style for a traditional house remaining in Ikuno. The annex (former Yoshikawa residence) is a two-story building with lacquer. The gabled roof is made of Ikuno tiles. The main house's sleeve wall and the box staircase in the living room are distinctive features. In the main building, you can enjoy a handmade hospitality cafe and souvenirs, and a gallery exhibition in the storehouse. The two-story annex can also be used as a rental space.