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大和屋本店（乾物屋）

“Yamatoya Store” Grocery Store 大和屋本店（乾物屋）

This is a wooden, three-story structure built in 1928 in Shirokanedai, Minato Ward. It is a rare, special building featuring the disproportionately tall facade of kanban (signboard) architecture and traditional protruding beams (dashigeta-zukuri), on the third floor. Aspects of the pre-war grocery store are duplicated inside.
Collection of
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
Title
“Yamatoya Store” Grocery Store
Built
1928
Category
Reconstructed Building
Former location
4-chome, Shirokanedai. Minato Ward
Accession number
11970002
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