The warehouse of the Edo Period was made a restaurant.

A guide to our restaurant

Welcome to Restaurant Kurayoshi.

Our restaurant buildings are time-honored storehouses called “Kura,” built about 180 years ago.
A Kura is a durable building with very thick walls, made from timber, stone, soil, and straw.
These fireproof walls are thick enough protect valuable items such as rice, grain, and sake from theft.
It also protected them from moisture and natural disasters.
When these Kura were built there was a large sake brewery located at this site.
It stretched from the nearby Yokomachi intersection to where Restaurant Kurayoshi is now.
At that time there were a total of seven Kura present, but the two composing Restaurant Kurayoshi’s current structure are all that remain.
Both Kura are used for guests’ dining, although the recently remodeled southern Kura is only available to guests who have reservations.





The front of the store



Tempo-no-ma



The corridor on the first floor



The Momoasuka guest room



The picture on the fusuma



      
     Entrance     The Takumi room
  
                    




 The first floor
 




The second floor room
  
        
 Samurai armor     


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