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Kusama Pillow Exchange Hall Maeda Family House

Kusama Pillow Exchange Hall Maeda Family House

Info

  • Address:
  • 735-1 Koten, Tensui-cho, Tamana-shi, Kumamoto
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Tamana Station → 20 minutes by bus; or 30 minutes by bus, bus stop: Go off, 10 minutes walk
  • CarAccess:  
17km 25 minutes from Kyushu Expressway Kikusui IC via Prefectural Road 16.1 and National Route 501
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0968-82-4511
  • Parking Number:  
10 units/grass pillow exchange hall

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock

Price

Free to visit

Spot Category

Other buildings


At the Kusama Pillow Exchange Hall, the outline of Maeda Iabe's residence and "Kusama Pillow" is screened for guidance, and group travel is pleased


The Stairway entrance where Nami appeared in the Maeda Family House Otoyu and the smoke


A fully restored model of the Maeda family residence made of washi paper in the exhibition room of the grass pillow exchange hall


The departure of the Maeda family residence (room of Soseki accommodation), where Hayao Miyazaki also thought of leaving without the wind

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