families. Inō lived at this location from the time he was adopted at the age of 17 in 1762 until his retirement and relocation to Edo at the age of 50. However, the existing building dates from 1793, when Inō was 48 years old, so he only actually lived in this structure for two years. The building was previously used as the , but this has now been relocated to a new building on the opposite side of the street. See also References Ogawa, Florence. (1997). "Ino Tadataka, les premiers pas de la geographie moderne au Japon," Ebisu, Vol. 16, pp. 95–119. 1745 births 1818 deaths Japanese cartographers People from Chiba Prefecture Science and technology during the Edo period 18th-century Japanese people 19th-century Japanese people People of Edo-period Japan Deified Japanese people Surveyors Historic Sites of Japan