The lightening up of a school

#springwander In 1701, his vassal Nagatada Tsuda spent more than 30 years to complete the "Hall of Learning" with an almost identical appearance as it is today. The building that represents the former Kangu School is the auditorium, which is designated as a national treasure. The large roof of the Irimoya-zukuri and the flower head window are impressive and unique, and the roof, which was originally thatched, has been replaced with Bizen-ware tiles due to renovation. Inside the spacious auditorium, which is supported by 10 round pillars of zelkos, there are also an old-fashioned Analects learning experience while sitting on the floor and learning Analects.