"Yuyado Ginrinsou" A simple hot spring inn utilizing a former fishing net warehouse. Located on a hillside, it offers panoramic views of the mountains and the sea. An 8-minute walk from Otaru Chikko Station, 5 km from Otaru Canal. "The northern spring dawns with herring," it was sung, and the west coast of Hokkaido was bustling with herring fishing from the Edo period to the Meiji, Taisho, and early Showa eras. The large fishing magnates of the North Sea built magnificent residences as if to boast of their prestige. In 1900 (Meiji 33), during the height of this prosperity, Mr. Yasunojo Inomata, a large fishing magnate from Yoichi, built a private residence, which was the beginning of Ginrinsou. For about 120 years since then, Ginrinsou has remained one of the few existing herring mansions, and as a rare herring mansion where you can stay, it still conveys the glorious history of the prosperity that unfolded in the northern sea with its unchanged majestic appearance. A4 size photo, in a photo frame Height 23.0 cm, Width 31.5 cm, Wall-mounted / Stand type Self-taken work #Yuyado Ginrinsou #Steam locomotive #SL #9600 #Hakodate Main Line #Otaru Chikkoku Ward