Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan

Ginryukaku of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, dates from 1943 and juts out over a garden pond, its ceiling painted with a dragon and its timbers silvered.

The Drum Tower of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, was built in 1940 behind the west arm of the Arhat Hall, matching the Bell Tower in size and form.

The Main Gate of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, dates from 1940 and is built of iron, posts and doors alike, with dragons worked in relief on its leaves.

Shishinden Hall of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, dates from 1941 and stands on the west of the upper terrace, a square core ringed by an open skirt.

The Bell Tower of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, was built in 1940 behind the east arm of the Arhat Hall, three bays by two on a white plastered skirt.

Shingyoden Hall of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, dates from 1941 and stands on the east of the upper terrace, built as a lecture hall with one room inside.

The Sangha Treasure House of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, was built in 1941 on the middle terrace and opens inside into a single large coffered room.

The Tahoto Pagoda of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, was built in 1942 west of the Main Hall, square below and round above, set at an angle to the axis.

The Middle Gate of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, is a two-storey gate of 1939 modelled on Horyuji, four bays wide and with no stairs to its upper level.

Choseikaku of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, is the house the founder built for his mother, joining a concrete Western wing to a single-storey Japanese one.

The Octagonal Hall of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, dates from 1942 and stands east of the Main Hall, halving the scale of the Yumedono at Horyuji.

The Buddha Treasure House of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, was built in 1938, the first of the halls here, and is plain where the later ones are not.

The Dharma Treasure House of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, was built in 1941 on the middle terrace, facing Sohozo across the five-storied pagoda.

The Main Hall of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, was built in 1941 on the model of the Phoenix Hall at Byodoin, with wing corridors and a tail corridor behind.

The Arhat Hall of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, dates from 1939 and runs east and west from the Middle Gate as a corridor, seventeen bays on each side.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Shuhogura Chimney is a Taisho-era square brick stack 19 meters tall that carries smoke by flue from the rice-steaming room in Saijo.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Shuhogura Fermentation Storehouse is a late-Meiji earthen storehouse in Saijo, the brewery's largest, with lattice windows and red tiles.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Shuhogura Brewing Storehouse is a late-Meiji earthen storehouse in Saijo under a red-tile gable roof, the core of brewing on the site.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Tsunoya is a Taisho-era building in Saijo with a lookout third floor, Western-style rooms, a slate roof and the Tenpo well used for brewing.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Store and Main House is a late-Meiji shop-home in Saijo with a lift-up door, an earthen passage and five rooms in a row ending in a parlor.