Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan

A 1.9 m2 waiting arbor of about 1916 in a Kurayoshi garden: sleeve fence and privy under one roof of cedar bark on bark-covered rafters, plus an 11 m wall. Closed.

An early-Meiji gate at the Mikamo estate in Tokorogo, Daisen: 3.0 m wide, braced fore and aft, with stone on the ridge and the village's only left-handed pantiles.

An early-Meiji stable north of the Mikamo main house in Tokorogo, Daisen: 7.3 m by 8.0 m, with U-shaped stalls and a mezzanine for fodder. Registered in 2009.

A late-Edo farmhouse at the center of the Mikamo estate in Tokorogo, Daisen: 19 m by 12 m, with a low upper floor, white plaster walls and stone on the ridge.

An 1861 plastered storehouse by the back gate of the Mikamo estate in Tokorogo, Daisen: two storeys, 5.9 m by 4.0 m, with a raised detached roof and ridge stones.

An early-Meiji outbuilding north of the Mikamo main house in Tokorogo, Daisen: 14 m by 8.8 m, a two-storey store to the north and an open bay under a deep eave.

An 1889 storehouse on the south edge of the Mikamo estate in Tokorogo, Daisen, with black plaster walls beside a water channel and hedge. Its size records disagree.

An early-Meiji garden gate and wall at the Mikamo estate in Tokorogo, Daisen: a 1.4 m arm-bracket gate and a 7.8 m plastered wall that split the front garden.

Completed in 1934 at Misasa Onsen in Tottori, this 69-metre concrete bridge copies timber design: giboshi finials, Kasuga lanterns and plank-like deck joints.

An early Showa structure on high ground above Itaibara hamlet in Chizu, Tottori: a plain gabled worship hall, and a raised open frame sheltering the 1873 sanctuary.

Built in 1873 at Itaibara hamlet in Chizu, Tottori, this three-square-metre sanctuary carries bracket sets, frog-leg struts and lion-nose carving. Registered 2006.

Built in 1913 at Yokota in Kurayoshi, Tottori, this 276-square-metre house pairs a six-room farmhouse plan with a winding stair and truss roof. Interior closed.

An 1854 farmhouse at the center of the Yatagai estate in Hoki, Tottori, with an earth floor to the north, two rows of rooms to the south and a loft over both.

Kanpu-an, a tea house rebuilt in 1938 at the Yatagai estate in Hoki, Tottori, with two- and four-and-a-half-mat rooms either side of a mizuya; registered in 2011.

A tiny tea-garden waiting bench at the Yatagai estate in Hoki, Tottori, with bark-covered posts and a privy under its lean-to roofs; finished 1939, registered 2011.

A one-bay tea-garden gate at the Yatagai estate in Hoki, Tottori, with a curved copper roof, round rafters and wicker doors; brought in from elsewhere in 1937.

A two-story Meiji storehouse behind the Yatagai main house in Hoki, Tottori, clad in boards and plaster, with a crane modeled on its gable; registered in 2011.

A Meiji gatehouse on Route 181 at the Yatagai estate in Hoki, Tottori, with a bench room and a two-mat room; moved and rebuilt as the front gate in 1940-41.

A tiled gate with zelkova doors between the main house and gatehouse of the Yatagai estate in Hoki, Tottori; dated mid-Meiji, but a diary suggests a 1931 rebuild.

A wing joined to the Yatagai main house in Hoki, Tottori: the head's six-mat study and a tea room entered from the veranda, finished by 1933. Registered in 2011.

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