当住宅は、江戸時代末期の建築で、当時は丸屋丈助の店として、小田切春江の錦絵にも描かれています。
　敷地は奥行が深く、主屋は木造切妻造二階建、桟瓦葺、土庇付の建物で、二階窓は優美な縦格子、塗篭漆喰塗になっています。お勝手の釜場の壁は、防火上の配慮から柱を巻き込んで塗りこめられた土壁が、独特の波形を描いています。
　主屋の裏の敷地に、座敷、作業場、東倉、西倉が立ち並んでいます。有松の幕末における典型的な町屋形態を示しています。
　建築年：江戸時代末期
　名古屋市指定有形文化財（1987年）
　参考文献：「名古屋市文化財報告書」他
　現在の使用：住居　　　場所はこちら

The Oka house

This house was built in the late Edo period. The painter, Shunkou Odagiri painted the store (the store keeper; Jousuke Maruya) in the Nishikie (colored woodblock print). The wooden house of Kirizuma structure, built on a large lot, has a two stories and a gabled tiled roof construction with mud covered eaves. The second floor windows have graceful, vertical lattice coated with lacquer. The wall on the inside of the kitchen has a unique waveform shape in which pillars are coated with mud plaster for fire prevention. In back of the main house there is Tatami-mat room, a workshop and warehouses aligned east and west. This construction layout shows a typical Machiya(traditional townhouse) from the end of the Edo period in Arimatsu village.
*Note;
The year of construction: Late Edo Era
Status: Designated tangible cultural property By Nagoya City in 1987
Reference documents: Bibliography of Nagoya Cultural property report etc.
Current use: Residence

　中濵家住宅は、有松東海道に面して建つ町屋で、主屋を中心に西側に土蔵、東側に塀・物置と、有松の大規模な絞り問屋に見られる典型的な屋敷構えとなっています。建築面積240㎡、木造、厨子（ツシ）2階建、切妻造桟瓦葺、平入りの商家で、1階は正面全体を木格子で統一し、江戸期の蔀戸を採用せず、雨戸を入れたり出格子を採用し、内部には、入口から裏口までの片土間式を採用しています。2階は、軒を出桁造とし、虫籠窓を並べ、黒漆喰で塗籠めています。
　屋敷を囲む塀および石垣は、西側の塀は腰を杉皮張りとし、東側は人の頭の大きさの玉石を積んだ擁壁が連続し、北側手越川面は切石を積み上げた精密な亀甲積みの擁壁となっています。明治時代に遡る遺構と考えられ、これら敷地境界の石垣も手越川沿いの歴史的景観を形成する貴重な工作物となっています。塀に沿った山与遊歩道から塀、石垣が観察できます。
　建築年：明治中期頃
　国登録有形文化財（2008年）
　参考文献：「文化財ナビ愛知」
　現在の使用：絞り商　　　場所はこちら

Nakahama House

Nakahama house was built along Arimatsu Tokaido. A main building in the center, a dozou (a mud-wall storehouse) in the west and a storeroom and a fence at the east make up a typical Layout of large scale estate of Arimatsu’s tie-dyeing wholesaler. With having total floor area of 240 m2, this merchant house is wooden, with Tsushi second floor, of Kirizuma structure, with tiles on a roof, with side entrance. On the first floor, the concept of the exterior front appearance is all lattice. Rain doors are used in place of Shimido(a door made with wood lattice on both sides of the board) of Edo period style. Bay latticed windows are also adopted. Interior-wise, Katadoma earth floor occupies through the front entranc to the back entrance . The second floor has the eaves extending broadly and Mushiko windows which are coated with black plaster.
The middle part of the fences in the west is made of Cedar bark. In the east, boulder stones in the size of human head are piled on top of each other to make up long walls. The wall on the north side facing the Tegosi-gawa River pile up hewn stones in the way of tortoiseshell manner. These stone walls have preserved the remains of a Meiji Period relic and become necessary component to form the historical landscape along the Tegosi-gawa River.
It will be fully observed these fences and stone walls from Yamayo esplanade on the Tegoshi-gawa River side.

The year of construction : Around Mid Meiji Period
Tangible cultural property stipulated by National government in 2008
Reference documents: Cultural assets navigator Aichi
Current use: Tie-dyeing busines

　服部豊家は、寛政2年（1790）向かいにある大井桁屋から分家し、創業した絞問屋で、屋号を井桁屋といいます。屋敷地は、有松東海道に面し広い間口を有し、中央部に２階建の主屋を配し、井戸屋形、土蔵、門など併せて11棟が県指定文化財となっています。有松の有力な絞問屋の屋敷構の典型として価値のある遺構となっています。
　主屋は、切妻造り、２階建、桟瓦葺、１階には格子をはめ、２階は黒漆喰の塗籠造りで屋根両妻にうだつを上げています。
　主屋の西は、往還沿いに塀を構え、門を入ると座敷が建っています。明治30年（1877）頃、久田流の師匠であった西行庵の指導のもと建造されたもので、欄間や床の間などに趣向を凝らす端正な数寄屋風書院です。
　敷地背面には、米蔵、味噌蔵、女中部屋、長屋門、裏座敷、藍蔵等が連続して建っています。これらの土蔵は、白漆喰の塗籠造りで、中庭側の腰は海鼠壁、外側は下見板張としています。藍倉、米蔵は、敷地段差を利用した三階建てとなっていて、開口部に格子を入れた北側の外観は城郭の櫓を思わせます。
　主屋背面には、二階建ての宝蔵倉が建ち、宝蔵倉は他の蔵より一段棟が高い土蔵で主屋と同じ黒漆喰仕上げです。
　有松の有力な絞り問屋の屋敷構えを建築的に特徴づけるものは、間口の大きな敷地の中に、絞りの原材料製品のための蔵、接客用の座敷などが立ち並ぶ構成といえますが、服部豊家はその典型といえ、よく保存された屋敷構え全体が価値あるものです。
　建築年：文久元年（1861年）
　愛知県指定有形文化財（1964年）
　参考文献：「文化財ナビ愛知」
　現在の使用：絞り商　　　場所はこちら

The Yutaka Hattori house

The Yutaka Hattori house was established as a branch family from the large house of Oigeta－Ya(The ancestor of the Igeta-Ya) across the street. They started business as a tie-dying wholesaler under the trade name of Igeta －Ya in Kansei Era 2nd (1790). The house sits on a large site facing the Arimatsu Old Tokai-Do highway and the two-story wooden main house is located at the center of the site. The house includes eleven buildings all in a row. The buildings include for example the well shed, the gate, the storehouse and others. All of them have been designated as a tangible cultural property by Aichi Prefecture and are priceless historic examples of a typical wealthy wholesaler’s residence in Arimatsu town. The main wooden house has two stories and a gabled tile roof with Udatsu (Firewall on the roof) construction on both ends of the roof. Wooden latticed windows are attached at the front of the first floor and the second floor has Mushikomado windows (windows with lattice covered by black colored plaster).
Along the highway on the west side of the main house, there is a gate in the wall, with a Zashiki(a Japanese-style drawing room )located there. The room had been built as a Shoin (guest house of Japanese style) around Meioji Era 30th (1877), and was under the instruction of Saigyou-an who taught Hisada style in the room. Ranma (a carved wooden panel), Tokonoma(alcove) etc. are incorporated in the handsome Sukiya style.
At the back of the site, a Komegura(rice granary), Miso gura(soybean paste granary), Jochu beya(maids' room), Nagaya mon (gate to a tenement house style),Urazasiki(back parlor),Aigura(indigo dying material storehouse) are built in succession. The mud-plaster walls of those storage building are coated with white lacquer. The middle of the mud-plaster wall on the courtyard side used Namako nuri(sea‐cucumber style court) and the outside walls are covered in clapboard siding. Komegura and Aigura are three stories which step built using the slope.
From the north side, the appearance of the lattice windows is reminiscent of a castle tower.
At the back of the main house, there is a two story treasury storehouse.
The top of the roof is higher than that of the other buildings on the site and the walls are black plasterwork. This house’s architecture is characteristic of buildings owned by influential tie-dying wholesale dealers in Arimatsu town and includes storehouses for raw material products and a waiting room for customers. This Hattori compound is typical in that sense, and this well- reserved house is valuable asset for us.

*Note; The year of construction: Bunnkyuu Era 1st (1861)
; Status: Designated a tangible cultural property By Aichi Pre.in 1964
; Reference documents: the Cultural assets navigator Aichi
; Current use: Tie-dye dealer

　　服部良也家は、服部家（井桁屋）から明治時代に東隣に分家した家柄です。この主屋の西側に建つ土蔵は、分家に際して服部家（井桁屋）から服部家（井桁一）に譲られたもので、県指定の文化財となっています。
　倉は、二階建、切妻造、桟瓦葺で、建造は江戸末期と見られています。妻を東海道側に向けて立ち、１階・２階の各１ヶ所に窓を開いています。切石の土台の上に建ち、白漆喰の塗籠造、腰を海鼠壁とする外観は、西隣の服部孫兵衛家の表倉と一連のものとして調和しており、東海道沿いの景観要素として貴重です。
　主屋建築年：明治28年（1895年）
　倉建築年：江戸末期
　愛知県指定重要文化財（1987年）
　参考文献：「文化財ナビ愛知」
　現在の使用：住居　　　場所はこちら

Yoshiya Hattori Residence

Hattori(Igeichi) got independent from the Hattri (Igeta-ya) and build the residence on the eastside of the Igeta-ya.
The storehouse on the westside of the main building was handed over by Igeta-ya as an assets of the branch family and designated as a tangible cultural property by Aichi Prifecrur.
The two storied storehouse on hewn stones has the gabled roof of Kirizuma structure and placed a windows facing to Tokai-do on the each floors and is said to be constructed the end of the Edo era.
Upper side of outer wall is coated with white plaster and bottom of wall is Namako-kabe(wall of a building covered with square tiles jointed with raised plaster).
The overall appearance lined with the Hattori’s (Igeta-Ya) front storehouse is to be looked like one series of constructions and makes historical and valuable landscape.
The year of construction of the residence: Around 28th Meiji era (1895)
The year of construction of the storehouse: Around End of Edo era
Status: Designated a tangible cultural property by Aichi pre. In 1987
Reference documents: Cultural assets navigator Aichi
Current use :Residence

　棚橋家住宅は、間口の広い大店（おおだな）が続き重厚な町並みを形成する有松において、その由来にふさわしい規模と構成を今日に伝える遺構であり、町並みを形成する重要な景観要素となっています。
　建物は、有松を代表する絞り問屋服部家住宅の遺構であり、分家した服部孫兵衛家が「井桁屋」の屋号としたので、本家は「大井桁屋」と呼ばれています。
　大井桁屋服部家と棚橋家との関係は、昭和7年（1932）、名古屋医科大学の医局から派遣された棚橋龍三氏が有松で開業することになり、空家となっていた大井桁屋服部家の建物で開業したことに始まります。昭和25年（1950）、棚橋家は服部家から屋敷地を購入、龍三氏逝去後の昭和63年(1988)に医院は有松駅北へ移転したが、建物は旧状を維持しています。
　主屋は、有松東海道に北面して建ち、ツシ２階建、桟瓦葺、平入の町屋です。前面２階は塗籠で、格子窓と壁を交互に配する構成で、１階は東半分を土庇としています。また、側面妻壁
は塗籠としています。
　建物前面のセミ廻りの内部は、医院時代、また以後の住宅としての改変があり、診療室としえ使用するために天井は大引きを撤去して高く張り直していますが、地下には旧状を残しています。２階はツシ２階の形状で、物置となっています。小屋組みは和小屋で、全面の梁は登梁状に湾曲した材を架けています。（「木造ツシ２階建」のツシとは、「厨子」と書き、天井の低い屋根裏部屋のことを表します）
　建築年：明治8年（1875年）
　国登録有形文化財（2009年）
　参考文献：「文化財ナビ愛知」
　現在の使用：住居　　　場所はこちら

＜参考文献＞
　「名古屋市文化財報告書　文化財叢書第93号」
　「有松町並み調査報告」
　（1975年　名古屋市教育委員会）
　「名古屋市歴史的風致維持向上計画」第２章の４
　「文化財ナビ愛知」

Tanahashi residence

The residence of the Tanahashi is a valuable
Architectural remains that shows the size and
construction of the building which is worthy of
Arimatsu ‘s landscape among large-scale
merchant s in the town of early modern era.
The construction of the residence is a typical style
of Arimatsu tie-dyeing Wholesaler.
The trade name of the head family, the Hattori is called as of
O-Igeta-ya(original Igeta-ya) in order to distinguish to the trade name of
Igeta-ya, Magobei Hattori.
The relation between the Hattori and The Tanahashi is that Dr.Ryuzo
Tanahashi was sent by the medical office of Nagoya medical college to
open a medical office in the town at 7th Shouwa (1932) and utilized the vacant
residence of O-Igeta-ya’ . In 25th Shouwa 1950, he bought it and after
he passed away ,the office moved to the northern part of Arimatsu station
remaining the residence as it was.
The main entrance of the building on the north side is facing to the Tokaido .
The residence is Machi-ya style wooden house with Tsushi second floor and
tiles on a roof, and with side entrance of *1Hira-iri .
The front side of the second floor wall is applied by Nurigome, the exterior
front appearance is lined up a lattice window and a white plaster wall alternately.
The inside of the front Semi-mawari is modified in order to use the room for
Consulting room by lifting the ceiling up with taking O-hiki out as less as
possible original frame.
The second floor is designed as Thushi style and used for a storage. The shape
of wood beams for the ceiling are curved.

*1 Japanese traditional architectural structure where the building has its
mainentrance on the side which runs parallel to the roof's ridge
*2 The second floor with wood Thushi is a shallow room beneath the roof of a
building, called attic a small shrine original meaning is Buddhist altar.

The year of construction: 8th Meiji (1875)
Status: Tangible cultural property stipulated by National government in 2008
Reference documents: Cultural assets navigator Aichi
Current use : Residence