Inaba Honke - Kyōtango

Name: Inaba Honke - Kyōtango
Address: 3102 Kumihamacho, Kyōtango, Kyoto 629-3410, Japan, 629-3410, Japan

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住所：	3102 Kumihamacho, Kyōtango, Kyoto 629-3410, Japan
電話：	📞 +8778
Postal code :	629-3410
Webサイト：	http://www.inabahonke.com/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , 郷土史博物館 ,

3102 Kumihamacho, Kyōtango, Kyoto 629-3410, Japan

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森	森上智央 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 休館中で、内部には入れず。美濃国の稲葉一族の末裔とされる稲葉家は、丹後国熊野郡久美浜で糀製造を手掛けて財を成し、それを元手に廻船業で巨万の富を得た。最終的には近隣諸藩の金融を一手に引き受ける豪家となっている。 1885年から1890年には第12代当主稲葉市郎右衛門によって現在の稲葉家住宅が建設され、広い敷地に屋敷・長屋門・土蔵離れ座敷などが配置された。 It is closed and cannot be entered inside. The Inaba family, who are considered to be descendants of the Inaba clan in Mino Province, made a fortune by manufacturing Jiuqu in Kumihama, Kumano-gun, Tango Province, and gained huge wealth in the shipping industry. Eventually, it has become a wealthy family that undertakes the finance of neighboring clan. From 1885 to 1890, the current Inaba family residence was built by the 12th head of the family, Ichiroemon Inaba, and a mansion, a nagayamon, and a dozo hanare were placed on a large site.
西	西川浩昭 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 歴史を感じられ異空間に居るような展示資料館でした。おはぎが有名で美味しいいただきました。
k	kiko nabe on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 久美浜にある旧家の邸宅。中は広く無料で邸宅内を見る事ができます。今のお金で十数億円かけて造ったそうです。２階部分(新婚の間)だけで5億かけているとの事、とてもお金をかけて造られている建物です。食事処でバラ寿司とぼた餅のセットを庭園を見ながらいただきました。 2021年11月20日訪問 An old mansion in Kumihama. You can see the inside of the mansion for free. It seems that it was made with the current money for a billion yen. It is said that it costs 500 million only on the second floor (during the newlyweds), and it is a building that is built with a lot of money. I had a set of rose sushi and botamochi at the restaurant while looking at the garden. Visited November 20, 2021
せ	せち on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここの名物のばら寿司とぼたもちを食べに訪れました。御食事は、ばら寿司一択のみですが、美味しかったです?。ぼたもちが1個(あんこかきな粉かチョイス)ついています。食後は館内を見学させていただきました。 I visited here to eat the famous rose sushi and botamochi. The only meal I had was rose sushi, but it was delicious ?. Comes with 1 botamochi (red bean paste soybean flour or choice). After the meal, we visited the hall.
k	kamiru bidan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ こちらのぼた餅＆ぜんざいが旨いって聞いたので来ました。丹後名物の鯖のバラ寿司もあったので購入。ぼた餅800円×2個、バラ寿司700円、玉露セット550円×2個を注文。メニューに消費税加算分が無くて不親切やと不満やった。会計3400円でした。全然知らんかったんやけどこちらの豪商稲葉家って織田信長の家臣やった稲葉一鉄の系譜みたいやな。美濃三人衆でめっちゃ有名な武将で大河ドラマの美濃攻略戦とか絶対に出てくるから知ってました。そう言えば京丹後市久美浜町って徳川幕府直轄地で美濃って遠山の金さんの遠山氏とかも徳川幕府の家来やったしその辺のコネかな？とりあえずぼた餅は甘すぎず小生の口に合いました。緑茶もめっちゃ美味しかったです I came because I heard that this botamochi and zenzai are delicious. There was also Tango's famous mackerel rose sushi, so I bought it. I ordered botamochi 800 yen x 2 pieces, rose sushi 700 yen, and gyokuro set 550 yen x 2 pieces. I was dissatisfied with the unfriendlyness because there was no consumption tax added to the menu. The accounting was 3400 yen. I didn't know it at all, but this wealthy merchant Inaba family seems to be the genealogy of Inaba Ichitetsu, who was a vassal of Nobunaga Oda. I knew that he was a very famous military commander among the Mino Triumvirate and would definitely appear in the Taiga drama Mino Campaign. Speaking of which, Kumihama-cho, Kyotango City is under the direct control of the Tokugawa Shogunate. For the time being, the botamochi wasn't too sweet and fit my mouth. The green tea was also very delicious
J	Jeremy Odden on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A beautiful building with a lot of historical significance. Not much English signage, but they have a flyer if you ask.
s	sheryll yamamoto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A very interesting place. It is a house of a very rich merchant in Kyotango. The house is big and beautiful.
J	Jesse Efron on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Inaba Honke is a historic house in the area that used to belong to a wealthy merchant. The property also serves as a restaurant that offers a local specialty called barazushi as part of a set lunch. It is a layered rice dish with a variety of toppings. This building also has a fantastic Japanese Garden on the property (fully enclosed) and I saw some beautiful shots of a couple who had their wedding photos taken here. I particularly like the view from the second floor hallway/deck, where you can see all of the tiled roofs throughout the town.