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不動閣外観
不動閣外観
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大正時代の歴史
不動閣
The wooden building in front of our hotel was built in the Taisho era as the home of Hamada Sake Brewery in the city. In 1959, it was moved to its current location and began to be used as "Fudokaku" (a traditional Japanese inn).
The name Fudokaku comes from the fact that Fudo is enshrined on the mountain opposite the hotel.
In recent years, the building has also been awarded the Yonezawa City Landscape Award in the "Buildings to Preserve" category for its historic and traditional atmosphere.
不動閣で行われた
囲碁・本因坊戦対局
The wooden building in front of our hotel was built in the Taisho era as the home of Hamada Sake Brewery in the city. In 1959, it was moved to its current location and began to be used as "Fudokaku" (a traditional Japanese inn).
The name Fudokaku comes from the fact that Fudo is enshrined on the mountain opposite the hotel.
In recent years, the building has also been awarded the Yonezawa City Landscape Award in the "Buildings to Preserve" category for its historic and traditional atmosphere.
"Fudokaku" by Takakawa Honinbo
(Owned by the National Museum of Japanese History)
[Steady Go Board]
Go board and stones used in the Honinbo tournament (owned by the museum)
開湯700年の歴史
薬師堂
The wooden building in front of our hotel was built in the Taisho era as the home of Hamada Sake Brewery in the city. In 1959, it was moved to its current location and began to be used as "Fudokaku" (a traditional Japanese inn).
The name Fudokaku comes from the fact that Fudo is enshrined on the mountain opposite the hotel.
In recent years, the building has also been awarded the Yonezawa City Landscape Award in the "Buildings to Preserve" category for its historic and traditional atmosphere.
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