It is a two-storey wooden building with both, tiled hipped roof and an asymmetrical gable roof. The ground floor façade has a wooden clerestory window. The first floor is finished with white plaster up to the eaves, so that the pillars are not visible. This floor has windows with wooden bars (Mushikomado). On the north-western side there is a beautifully constructed single-storey annex. This is the only surviving example of an early modern inn in the area of influence of the former Takatsuki Castle. It was here that ITAGAKI Count Taisuke stayed in 1882. In addition to the main building, the retreat (Meiji period), the gate and moat (Meiji period), the warehouse (Edo period), and the barn (Edo period) are registered as tangible cultural properties of Japan. The building was selected for the first Takatsuki City Landscape Award in the building category.