Sankaikan (Japanese inn)
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- Sankaikan was established in 1955. Iso-kan is a five-story wooden building constructed in a Japanese architectural style. The inn is located in front of the sea and has a special staircase to the beach.
- The present building of Sankaikan. It now has a section which is a modern hotel, but the wooden building named Iso-kan built at the founding still remains. However, the bank revetment was constructed
Reference sources
- The Edo Period:
The Picture Map of Ashikita-gun, Collection of Kumamoto Gakuen University Library, the late Edo Period. - The Meiji Period:
The Japanese National Atlas at the end of Edo Period and in the Meiji Period, Kashiwa Shobo, Collection of Kumamoto Gakuen University Library, 1983.