Nozaki's Historical Residence

Appearance

Former Nozakihama Lighthouse A rare wooden lighthouse that has watched over the town of Kojima since the Edo period—well worth a visit alongside the Nozaki Family Salt Industry Museum

Exterior of Nozaki's Historical Residence

Nozaki's Historical Residence A nationally designated Important Cultural Property where culture has continued for about 200 years, and one that Kurashiki City residents in particular should experience

Display at Kōnoike Service Area

Kurashiki Kojima Salt (En) Connection Project Turning the Former Salt Field Culture into a Source of Local Pride

Scenes from the Ohina Reunion held in 2025

Ohina Dosokai (held February 22–March 9, 2025) We enjoyed matcha and experienced the Hina Matsuri with all five senses at the Nozaki Family’s Annex, Taikado

The Nozaki Family’s Hina Doll Exhibition

Nozaki Family Hina Doll Exhibition (held January 31–April 7, 2024) Spring is just around the corner. A dazzling display of around 200 hina dolls

Kurashiki Canvas Hina Dolls

23rd Kojima Hina Doll Tour (February 19–March 6, 2022) Hina dolls of all sizes welcome visitors

Nozaki's Historical Residence, home of the “Salt King,” has a history spanning approximately 200 years. Students from Okayama Prefectural Kurashiki Washu Senior High School introduce its appeal.

Nozaki's Historical Residence, with a history of about 200 years as the home of a salt-field magnate. Students from Okayama Prefectural Kurashiki Washu Senior High School introduce its appeal