Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Aichi

An Edo-period thatched farmhouse in Nisshin, Aichi, framed in the local yotsudate system. An ink inscription dated 1709 was found during repairs. Free entry.

The Former Ito Main Building in Handa, Aichi, registered in 2022, is a late Edo brewer's house where an open beamed work floor gives way to a formal eight-mat room.

The Former Ito New Room in Handa, Aichi, registered in 2022, is a Meiji reception wing of three rooms in line, fitted out as a resting place for the Meiji Emperor.

The Former Ito Main Storehouse in Handa, Aichi, registered in 2022, is a late Edo earthen-walled store with tiled lattice work outside and zelkova columns within.

A Meiji pseudo-Western building on the grounds of the Toyota City Folk Craft Museum in Aichi. Twice relocated, it mixes four window types. Exterior viewing only.

A 1927 rural clinic at Ouma in Toyokawa, Aichi, registered in 2004. A porte cochere and name board sit on its symmetrical west front. Exterior viewing only.

A concrete washing fixture of 1927 in the front garden of a rural clinic at Ouma in Toyokawa, Aichi. Patients washed here before entering. Registered 2004.

The 1927 inpatient wing of a rural clinic at Ouma in Toyokawa, Aichi, registered in 2004. Three six-mat rooms and board verandas sit behind a Western front.

An early Meiji two-storey retirement cottage at the Uchida Saheiji house in Minamichita, Aichi, with a sukiya-style six-mat room opening onto a courtyard.

The tiled yakuimon gate and flanking barns of around 1872 at the Uchida Saheiji house in Minamichita, Aichi, forming the dignified frontage of a shipowner's home.

The main house of the Uchida Saheiji branch family in Utsumi, Minamichita, Aichi, built around 1872 and sharing much of its plan with the main Uchida house.

An early Meiji openwork fence of round-bamboo lattice at the Uchida Saheiji house in Minamichita, Aichi, framing the retirement cottage's garden. Registered.

A two-storey storehouse of around 1872 at the Uchida Saheiji house in Minamichita, Aichi, standing on a street corner with plastered and clapboard walls.

In Shinshiro, Aichi, this earthen storehouse held the ledgers of East Mikawa's first private bank. Its mid-Meiji black-plaster doors survive by the 1925 hall.

Built in 1925 for eastern Mikawa's first private bank, this concrete landmark in Shinshiro is now the Horaikan cafe and a Registered Tangible Cultural Property.

A 1929 reinforced-concrete water tower at the former Okada Clinic in Chita, Aichi, stored well water for the clinic and home before piped water reached the town.

A Registered Tangible Cultural Property in Okada: a small 1931 storehouse from an army doctor's clinic in the historic home of Chita cotton, near Nagoya.

Built in 1929 by a retired army surgeon, the Former Okada Clinic in Chita joins a tiled roof to a Western truss and colored-glass transoms. Registered 2015.

A 1929 doctor's clinic in Okada, an old cotton town in Chita. A registered cultural property of mixed Western and Japanese design, now a working weaving workshop.

In Chita's old cotton town of Okada, this small 1929 storehouse served a retired army surgeon's clinic. Its street facade mimics cut stone; registered in 2015.

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