醸造建築調査 : 木曽谷の酒造場

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Kisodani is the southwestern part of Nagano prefecture and almost the same area as one known Kiso-gun (Kiso District). Kisodani is a well-known valley located between two ranges of mountains The Kiso Mountains in the east and the Hida Mountains in the west It can be separated by the Torn Pass into two river basins : the Narai basin being in the north of the pass and the upper basin of the Kiso River in the south. During the Edo period they managed to set up a main street called Nakasendo along the Kiso River threading its way through the steep valley. In many places along Nakasendo they built stages or old-style inns and gradually developed these places into large towns. Since a great number of travelers and 'daimyos' or feudal lords and his suite often stayd there for the night, there arose naturally a great demand for 'sake', then consequently in each town at least one or two breweries came into existence. Around the 14th year of Tenpo (A D 1843) 'honjm' or a chief inn for feudal lords was already established in Naraijuku, which was the biggest one of eleven towns in Kiso. Among many old documents found afterwerd in Naraijuku, there is a town map drawn in Tenpo 14, which includes floor plans for three breweries From these materials this survey contains just those concerned with breweries, and it also contains architectural drawings by the writer, of four breweries out of remaining six, through their close and thorough examination. The following are the names of the four breweries and their locations (1) Hiranosyuzou Narai, Sugmomon (2) Yukawasyuzou Yabuhara, KISOJI (3) Kisoshuzou Kiso-Fukushima, yasame (out of business.) (4) Nakayoshishuzo Kiso-Fukushima, Nakanonsan As a result of the survey, it turned out that except for Kisosyuzo, the ohter three breweries have many in common such as the floor space of approximately go to 100m2 and one-storied structure seen in their stockrooms.
近畿大学の論文
1988-12-01

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山口昭三
近畿大学九州工学部建築学科

醸造建築調査 : 木曽谷の酒造場

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