Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan

The Yurinso Stone Wall in Tottori, from about 1923, is a 45 m retaining wall of large tuff blocks in three level courses, with Edo-cut margins and a planted top.

The Yurinso Third Storehouse in Tottori is a two-story earthen clothing store of about 1923, the middle of three, with a small window cut into its namako tilework.

The Yurinso Partition Gate and Wall in Tottori, from about 1923, is a 1.7 m yakuimon and an 8.1 m plastered wall that divide the forecourt from the main garden.

The Yurinso Main House in Tottori City is a 380-square-meter house of about 1923, with red tiles, namako walls and garden-facing rooms now used for dining.

The Yurinso Earthen Wall in Tottori, from about 1923, runs 20 m either side of the gatehouse, with bracketed eaves and white plaster set between exposed posts.

The Yurinso Nagayamon Gate in Tottori City is a 10.4 m gatehouse of about 1923, with board doors, a wicket, side rooms, white plaster and battened boards.

The Yurinso Second Storehouse in Tottori is a two-story earthen store of about 1923, first of three under one lean-to roof, once used for household equipment.

The Yurinso Annex in Tottori City is a 60-square-meter pavilion of about 1923, with a hemlock room, an arch-topped katomado window and a two-mat tea room.

The Yurinso Fourth Storehouse in Tottori is a two-story earthen store of about 1923 at the west end of a row of three, with red tiles and namako walls.

Yonago Senmon Daiten, a concrete corner building of about 1924 in central Yonago, Tottori, was the first rental office block in the city, with a stone-look front.

The upper gate of the Yonehara family in Chizu, Tottori, is an imposing early Taisho yakuimon with walls, a cross crest on its ridge and an Oki cedar ceiling.

The lower gate of the Yonehara family in Chizu, Tottori, built in about 1906, is a set-back side gate whose glazed ridge-end tile bears the family's quince crest.

The main house of the Yonehara family in Chizu, Tottori, built in about 1906, is a large corner house with black plaster walls, lattice windows and many fine rooms.

The storehouse of the Yonehara family in Chizu, Tottori, built in the mid-Meiji years, shows fine namako walls and the crest of the family who owned the plot before.

The Ryokan Ohashi Banquet Hall Building in Misasa Onsen is a 1932 two-storey block with a kitchen below and a staged hall above, crowned by a pair of chidori gables.

The Ryokan Ohashi Taiko Bridge is a 1932 roofed, arched corridor joining two buildings of an inn in Misasa Onsen, spanning a lane with lanterns at each end.

The Ryokan Ohashi West Annex is a small 1932 building at the downstream end of an inn in Misasa Onsen, joined by a bridge and decorated with triangular openings.

The Ryokan Ohashi Annex is a 1932 three-storey guest wing of an inn in Misasa Onsen, joining a hip-and-gable block and a lower hipped block, registered in 1997.

The Ryokan Ohashi Main Building is the 1932 three-storey heart of an inn in Misasa Onsen, Tottori, holding its entrance and guest rooms; registered in 1997.

Wakasa Railway Abe Station Platform, 72 metres of 1932 concrete faced with granite, keeps a glazed waiting shelter facing the old timber station building.

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