Azekura

This is a sake cellar from a sake brewery named "Kikuya," a structure from the late Edo Period that was located in front of what is now the Nara Station on the Kintetsu Railway. It is said to have been known as "the famine storehouse" due to being used as a storehouse for provision in times of food shortage. It was moved to its current location in 1967, and the task of its dismantling, transport, and reconstruction was such that its story is still told today. Many people visit in order to see the method in which it was constructed, and as such it is said to be a valuable cultural asset.
It can be used for banquets of up to 80 people.

The first floor serves as a lobby / exhibition area.
The second floor is used as a hall for various types of banquets, conferences, lectures, etc. (Can seat about 80 guests.)
The north storehouse is used for small parties, meetings, and for live music events.
The grand piano can also be used.