Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan

The Hatakoshi Family Residence Middle Gate in Matsumoto, Nagano, is a Taisho-era roofed gate with solid board doors, closing off the garden of the reception rooms.

The Hatakoshi Family Residence Barn in Matsumoto, Nagano, is a late Meiji timber barn nine bays long, with tie beams and divided into three earth-floored rooms.

The Hatakoshi Family Residence Ash House in Matsumoto, Nagano, is a late Meiji outbuilding for hearth ash, half exposed frame and half plaster on stone.

The Hatakoshi Family Residence Archive Storehouse in Matsumoto, Nagano, is a 1931 earthen storehouse with namako-kabe walls and decoratively framed gable windows.

The Hatakoshi Family Residence Miso Storehouse in Matsumoto, Nagano, is a small storehouse of 1890 with a loft, set at the west end of the storehouse row.

The Hatakoshi Family Residence South Gate in Matsumoto, Nagano, is an early Showa side gate of the kabukimon type, set in the fence along a southern lane.

The Hatakoshi Family Residence Gate in Matsumoto, Nagano, is a Taisho-era roofed gate with latticed doors, set between the formal forecourt and the storehouses.

The Hatta Family Residence Large Storehouse in Matsushiro, Nagano, is a late Edo two-storey storehouse in iron plate, oldest of the six registered structures.

The Hatta Family Residence Front Gate in Matsushiro, Nagano, is a bracketed gate of about 1897, flanked by wing walls and a spiked fence; registered in 2005.

The Hatta Family Residence Main House in Matsushiro, Nagano, was rebuilt in 1897 after a great fire. Its plastered walls and projecting upper lattice are registered.

The Hatta Family Residence Storehouse in Matsushiro, Nagano, is a white-plastered storehouse of about 1897, once called the kimono-shop storehouse and moved in 1982.

The Hatta Family Residence Long Storehouse in Matsushiro, Nagano, is a single-storey clay storehouse of about 1897, 20 bays long, closing the compound's north side.

The Hatta Family Residence Wall in Matsushiro, Nagano, is a 9.0-metre roofed wall of about 1897 with nine courses of weatherboard, joining house and storehouse.

The Hanaya Hotel Well in Bessho Onsen, Ueda City, is a late Meiji granite kerb of four cut blocks, 90 centimetres square. Registered in 2006, it still draws water.

West of the inner wing at the ryokan Hanaya, the Hanaya Hotel Great Inner Building of 1918 is a detached room of 54 square metres with its own hot-spring bath.

West of the No. 27 wing at the ryokan Hanaya, the Hanaya Hotel Inner Building of about 1920 was listed for its detailing, above all the cherry wood alcove lintel.

North of the entrance at the ryokan Hanaya, the Hanaya Hotel Castle Building of 1920 wraps both storeys in renji lattice windows under plastered eaves.

By the gateway of the ryokan Hanaya, the Hanaya Hotel Front Building of about 1929 shows a 10 ken frontage with railed upper windows and eaves transoms.

Linking wings at the ryokan Hanaya, the Hanaya Hotel North Connecting Corridor is an early Showa walkway 15 metres long, with log posts and open flanks.

West of the main building at the ryokan Hanaya, the Hanaya Hotel Building 50 was added in the early Showa years and holds two detached guest rooms in sukiya style.