Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Akita

Ryozeki Sake Brewery No. 2 Storehouse in Yuzawa, Akita, is a 1908 earthen storehouse 56.04 meters long, the largest at the brewery, its upper floor raised in 1964.

Ryozeki Sake Brewery Main Building in Yuzawa, Akita, is a 1923 office and home with a gabled front showing its wagoya beams. It holds Akita's registration No. 1.

Ryozeki Sake Brewery No. 4 Storehouse in Yuzawa, Akita, is a 1916 earthen storehouse designed from the start to store sake, wider than its other stores.

Ryotei Kaneyu in Noshiro, Akita: a grand 1937 restaurant built of natural Akita cedar, with a 110-mat banquet hall and a ceiling of one 9.1 m board. Free to visit.

The main house of the Watanabe family in Kazuno, Akita, built in 1891 for a samurai-descended landowner, has a great room of 24 and a half mats in fine timber.

The rice storehouse of the Watanabe family in Kazuno, Akita, built in 1902 by the carpenter of the main house, is a 2-storey earthen-walled store set at 45 degrees.

The front gate of the Watanabe family residence in Kazuno, Akita, is a doorless late Edo yakuimon 4.7 metres wide that frames the stone steps leading to the house.

The upper sake storehouse of Watanabe Hikobei Shoten in Gojome, Akita, from the late 18th century, survived a fire in 1921 and keeps a bold frame of thick posts.

The office and residence of the Watanabe Hikobei Shoten brewery in Gojome, Akita, built in 1925, joins a street-front shop with a through passage to tatami rooms.

The lower sake storehouse of Watanabe Hikobei Shoten in Gojome, Akita, from the early 19th century, survived a 1921 fire and closely matches the upper storehouse.

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