It is a real wooden house which was built in Makurazaki first in1904. From the front you can see a stone stair-waya white-painted boarded wall and an entrance door of slid-ingboth sides.

 　Ten vessels of the second fleet including the battleship Yamato were sunk at offshore 200 km of this observatory by the attack of U.S. Forces on April 7,1945.

　When Priest Ganjin came to Japan from China to spread Bu-ddｈism with an in-vitation of the Em-peror from 749 thru 757, there was a fa-ble that he landed at this Akamizu shore.

 　A part of this stone　fence was built in the17th century. It is a　valuable stone fence　whichwas constructed　by the real stoneassembling. It is the　rare processing that both ends of stone-piling are cut diagonally. It is the structure that the load
is strongly added to a horizontal stone.

　This is a shochu factory built in the 1930s, but it was closed in 1979 when the Ei factory with modern facilities was built. The pots in the site were used for brew- ing in those days. Stone building wall and fence with the tinge of red have dignity with the long time history. It is a precious industry inheritance building reminding us of prosperity in those days.