Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan

The Gankaen New Storehouse in Ashikaga is a two-story earthen storehouse dated to 1862 by a roof-post inscription, with white plaster walls and a black base.

A middle Meiji storehouse at the Arai silk mill in Nogi, Tochigi: ground floor in English-bond brick from a local maker, upper floor in white-plastered earth.

A middle Meiji timber office at the Arai silk mill in Nogi, Tochigi: gabled east, hipped west, with an alcove room, verandas on three sides and fine transoms.

A late Meiji brick storehouse at the Arai silk mill in Nogi, Tochigi, 15 metres long, laid in English bond, with a mid-wall drip course and 3-tier eaves band.

The former Nanma Hotel annex of about 1929, moved from Nikko to Mashiko, Tochigi, was the wartime refuge of the then Crown Prince and keeps its Gozasho room.

The former Anjo main house of 1916 in Kanuma, Tochigi, a blended Japanese and Western home with a stone-look Western room and tatami room, is now a sports gym.

Koko Ichibankan in Tochigi City, a kimono merchant's shop of 1923 among the storehouse streets, wears a copper mansard roof with dormers and stone-faced pilasters.

The Kogomedaira dam of 1931 in Nikko, Tochigi, a masonry gravity dam keyed into a gorge, is the uppermost of the Home Ministry era sabo dams on the Inari River.

The Sugita Sake Brewery Oya Stone Storehouse in Oyama, Tochigi, built around 1947 for sweet potato shochu, pairs lower Oya stone walls with timber above them.

The Sugita Sake Brewery Brewing Storehouse in Oyama, Tochigi, is a late Edo brewing store moved in mid-Meiji, the only hipped roof of the four, joined to a neighbor.

The Sugita Sake Brewery Taishogura in Oyama, Tochigi, is a storehouse built around 1914 whose roof rests on a ladder-like frame of paired log beams, nearly as built.

The Sugita Sake Brewery Storage Storehouse in Oyama, Tochigi, is a late Edo earthen store hauled about 500 m around 1873, with an upper room once home to the toji.

The former barrel store of Daiichi Shuzo in Sano, Tochigi, a mid Meiji timber store in the north-east corner, has a hip-and-gabled back gate in its north lean-to.

The former granary of Daiichi Shuzo in Sano, Tochigi, a mid Meiji gatehouse on the street with a store and a grain room, gives the old family seat a dignified front.

The former rice storehouse of Daiichi Shuzo in Sano, Tochigi, a tall storehouse of 1864 beside the old granary, keeps half-log rub rails inside from its rice days.

The brewery storehouse of Daiichi Shuzo in Sano, Tochigi, a storehouse 39 metres long of about 1868, is where the main steps of sake brewing still take place.

The office of the Daiichi Shuzo brewery in Sano, Tochigi, a mid Meiji building joined to the storehouse, held a counting room, a boiler room and the brewer's rooms.

The Daini Shoten Shop in Tochigi City, a storehouse-style shop thought to date from early Meiji, faces the Reiheishi Kaido, kept low with old-style upper windows.

Takagi Kaikan in Nasushiobara, Tochigi, built in 1918 as the head office of Kuroiso's first bank, is faced in Ashino and Oya stone with a light segmental pediment.

Raised in 1891 by a Tochigi merchant dealing in sandal straps, this earthen-walled store stands behind the family shop on the old Nikko envoys' highway.