The front gate of this residence faces the road that goes directly south from the Nandaimon gate of Fujiidera Temple. In the past, the magnificent houses formed a village in front of the Nandaimon gate, most of which faced south with the buildings’ side along the road. The main house is located almost west of the center of the premises. It is a tsushi two-story building topped by a kirizuma-styled (gable) roof with pan-tiles, and there is a kemuridashi (smoke exhaust window) near the eastern end of the building. The entire premises are surrounded by the building sidewalls and mud walls along the road, which constitute a historic landscape. The overall design is of refined quality. Although it is a farmhouse, it is a building that contains many elements of the machiya (traditional townhouse). The ten registered national tangible cultural properties are the main house, annex, east barn, west barn, south rice granary, north rice granary, costume storehouse, tool storehouse, front gate, and rear gate.