A peek into an Edo period Japanese farmhouse

A solo tour of an Edo traditional farmhouse in Kakuda city, Miyagi prefecture, Japan.
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[@marshallart100]

many thanks to those who rescued this fabulous house

[@lonelytourchannel]

Indeed.

[@s.s.6580]

Thank you very much. I appreciate the opportunity to see & hear about your culture. God bless.

[@lonelytourchannel]

I appreciate for your comment.

[@blakemax8719]

I really like your videos! It's an unusual side of Japan

[@lonelytourchannel]

Thanks!

[@avagrego3195]

Thank you, very nice

[@lonelytourchannel]

Thank you for the comment!

[@EmL-kg5gn]

Thank you for sharing, this was so interesting! I didn’t know about how the slippers were invented and I’m sorry that we westerners damaged your floors (not to mention the other damage)

[@pmpie7999]

what are the walls made of? especially in the kitchen? mud and hay?

[@lonelytourchannel]

Not I've checked with but, yeah, must be mud and be mixed with hay and bamboo as bones, I guess, because that is a traditional style here that everyone pops in their head.