One of the Japanese designated cultural properties within the village is Wada House, at over 300 years old, it is the largest remaining Gassho-zukuri (合掌造り, Gasshō-zukuri) house in the village with its surrounding waterways, hedges, and fields all remaining intact.
The building currently displays many old daily items used by the Wada family who resided in the building. The second floor, in particular, displays many old agricultural tools that were used, including when the second floor was used to cultivate silk worms and produce silk.
