Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan

The milling shed of the Horii Family Residence in Anashi, Sakurai, is a late Edo mill whose waterwheel pressed oil, polished rice and ground flour for Miwa somen.

The rice storehouse of the Horii Family Residence in Anashi, Sakurai, is a 21-metre late Edo storehouse with 5 rooms under a roof stepped in 3 gabled sections.

The main house of the Horii Family Residence in Anashi, Sakurai, built in 1932, faces Mount Miwa and sets glazed doors into a carefully built traditional frame.

The 1932 nagayamon gate of the Horii Family Residence in Anashi, Sakurai, pairs a zelkova gateway and slatted transom with the Anashi River as the estate's front.

The detached room of the Horii Family Residence in Anashi, Sakurai, is a late Edo guest room with alcove, shelves, writing bay and finely chamfered ceiling battens.

The wall of the Horii Family Residence in Anashi, Sakurai, built about 1932, runs 30 metres from the gate in plaster and board on dressed stone under tiled coping.

Honzenji Temple Onari Goten Hall in Yoshino, Nara, is a 1772 suite for high-ranking guests, its 8-mat room fitted with alcove, shelves and desk; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Guest Hall in Yoshino, Nara, is a mid-Edo reception hall, 16 by 13 meters, with an audience room ending in a raised dais room; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Sutra Repository in Yoshino, Nara, is a square 1792 hall on a fieldstone base with an octagonal revolving case, now an ossuary; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Priests' Quarters in Yoshino, Nara, is the mid-Edo kitchen-residence, with an earthen floor and a smoke vent on its tiled roof; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Entrance in Yoshino, Nara, is a porch dated 1860, with a curved karahafu gable, carved qilin and dragons, and sumo figures; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Main Gate in Yoshino, Nara, is a mid-Edo yakuimon with a tiled gable roof, carved beam ends and struts matching the main hall; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Bell Tower in Yoshino, Nara, is an open mid-Edo belfry with inward-leaning posts and bracket sets under a heavy tiled roof; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Chajo Hall in Yoshino, Nara, served tea to followers; dated 1798, it has an earthen floor, a cooking range and a drum tower; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Main Hall in Yoshino, Nara, is a mid-Edo hall, 18 by 17 meters under a pantiled roof, laid out for Shin Buddhist gatherings; registered in 2010.

Honzenji Temple Rennyo Hall in Yoshino, Nara, is a one-bay 1747 hall for Rennyo, with a copper pyramidal roof, cusped gable and carved doors; registered in 2010.

This worship hall at Honzenji, Yoshino, Nara, fronts the founder's hall and is dated 1748, when a mallet found in its roof was inscribed; it was registered in 2010.

A c.1910 single-storey earthen rice storehouse at the front of the Matsuura estate in Oji, Nara, with a karahafu-hooded vent on its south wall. Registered in 2010.

A small 1946 clinic building in Oji, Nara, added to the Matsuura house when the family opened a practice: mortar walls, a parapet and a green-glass round window.

A c.1910 house in Oji, Nara, built by railway tunnel contractor Matsuura Otokichi, with a stepped roof and a zashiki with a tsukeshoin desk. Registered in 2010.