Pottery which represents Amakusa clay for chinaware. It is white, and it is characterized by quality transparent thinly, and museum is adjacent, too.
We are opened in the 18th century, and high steaming a whole fish that declined at one time in the Meiji era accomplishes revival in 1952 and work which we made use of high quality raw materials of Amakusa clay for chinaware to boast of to the world in bakes and is inherited.
Look at the skill of refined ceramist and the white world of brightness by all means.
In addition, country house is village headman from generation to generation, and mansion of the Ueda head family is held on pottery in now when about 200 years passed.
[upper country house village headman mansion]
Upper country house was called Shigeno in the times of Toshin body. In Osaka winter, we live in seclusion after the Osaka-jo Castle fall of a castle in place of my Takahama at summer camp.
Chief administrator, reimokuiheieijutatsu (we seem to do time) of Imperial demesne Amakusa appointed village headman to jodenkadainidaikammigieimonteisei in August, 1658 (Manji 1). This is father of country house in village headman, and village headman will be inherited from generation to generation afterwards until the late Tokugawa period.
It is inherited in the present head of a household now for 15 generations to President Toshio Taman.
This building was built in 1815 (Bunka 12) in the times of 7 daimokutoshujodengentafumubechin (quit whirlpool).
no (12 tatami), living room (12 tatami) parlor (12 tatami), back room (8 tatami) back parlor (9 tatami), area and the number of the rooms of about 100 tatami including detached room (12 tatami) extend to about 20 rooms among large halls (17 tatami). Ceiling has height approximately double the unit of the room half (4.5m).
Central room, detached room, central station, the front gate, rear gate, wall are registered with tangible cultural property of country.
When Tekkan Yosano, Mr. and Mrs. Akiko visited Amakusa in August, 1932, we stayed at visitor tuft of detached room.
■Winning the twelfth (1999) Kumamoto scenery prize for encouragement
■March 27, 2006 Agency for Cultural Affairs registration tangible cultural property registration designation
[Ueda museum]
Ancient documents of Amakusa and museum of broiled Furutaka.
Including prefecture-designated tangible cultural property, broiled Furutaka is displayed.
Central room is in the latter half of the Edo era, and others are built for the Meiji period, and, in the central room, wooden tile-roofing one-story house, outer wall become plastering.