Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan
登 録 有 形 文 化 財Browse Japan’s Registered Tangible Cultural Properties nationwide. Filter by prefecture, period, and category, with concise stories, maps, and practical travel tips.
Oiso Church Gateposts and Fence in Oiso, Kanagawa: concrete gateposts and fence of about 1937 on the Tokaido, in washed artificial stone with Art Deco arches.
Building No. 1 of the Fujiya Hotel in Hakone, a guest wing of 1906 known as the Comfy Lodge, echoes the main building in a simpler, less Japanese style.
The Kikkaso of the Fujiya Hotel in Hakone, an imperial villa built in 1895 for a princess, is an elegant shoin-style annex now used by the hotel for dining.
The dining hall of the Fujiya Hotel in Hakone, built in 1930, is crowned by the two-tier Shotenkaku tower and has a lavish shoin-style interior with carvings.
Building No. 2 of the Fujiya Hotel in Hakone, a guest wing of 1906 known as the Restful Cottage, shows fine Western detail in its windows and cornices.
The Hanagoten, or Flower Palace, of the Fujiya Hotel in Hakone is a five-storey concrete guest wing of 1936 with Japanese roofs and railed balconies above.
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