Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan
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The Myokyoji Rokusha Tennosha Ichitomi Tennosha Shrine at Saijo Inari in Okayama is an 1895 one-bay shrine at the north end of a row of six, quiet in design.
The Myokyoji Rokusha Tennosha Shiraito Tennosha Shrine at Saijo Inari in Okayama is an 1895 shrine, fourth in a row of six, identical in detail to two others.
The Myokyoji Rokusha Tennosha Daigenki Tennosha Shrine at Saijo Inari in Okayama is a mid-Meiji shrine, third in a row of six, with a simpler gable and rafters.
The Myokyoji Rokusha Tennosha Fukusaki Tennosha Shrine at Saijo Inari in Okayama is a mid-Meiji shrine at the south end of a row of six, like the Daigenki shrine.
The Myokyoji Rokusha Tennosha Fukuyoshi Tennosha Shrine at Saijo Inari in Okayama is a mid-Meiji shrine, fifth in a row of six, carved with young-leaf patterns.
The Myokyoji Rokusha Tennosha Yomori Tennosha Shrine at Saijo Inari in Okayama is an 1895 shrine, second in a row of six, its veranda carried on brackets.
The Muku Bridge of 1920 by Tanjoji Temple in Kumenan, Okayama, a stone beam bridge with finial railings, has its deck ends carved to look like the ends of logs.
Salt money built this 1891 house in Kojima. Six columns carry an open upper verandah in colonial style, a rare survival among Okayama's Meiji Western buildings.
The smallest of six buildings at Yamanari Sake Brewery in Ibara, Okayama, this household store links to the parlor and is floored in tatami above. Registered 2024.
An early-Meiji dozo at Yamanari Sake Brewery in Ibara, Okayama, plastered to the eaves and pairing an open rice store with a household strongroom. Registered 2024.
On the Oda River's west bank in Ibara, Okayama, the 1882 shop and main house of Yamanari Sake Brewery shows a long plastered Meiji frontage. Registered in 2024.
The largest of six listed buildings at Yamanari Sake Brewery in Ibara, Okayama, this brewing hall is built around a sealed malt room. Registered in 2024.
The only one of six buildings at Yamanari Sake Brewery in Ibara, Okayama registered as a model of design, this 1915 parlor has a tokonoma alcove and garden veranda.
The larger of two brewing halls at Yamanari Sake Brewery in Ibara, Okayama, this early-Meiji storehouse still fills its tanks each winter. Registered in 2024.
A torii of fired Bizen stoneware at the entrance of Yuga Shrine, Kurashiki, dated by inscription to 1894 and about 4.7m tall. Registered 2024; under repair in 2026.
A one-bay sanctuary of just 3 square meters beside the main hall of Yuga Shrine, Kurashiki, with full-scale bracketing and old-style flat kibana. Registered in 2024.
Worship and offering halls at Yuga Shrine, Kurashiki, built in 1777 with a curved kara-hafu porch added in 1838. Dense carving marks the front. Registered in 2024.
The stone steps and walls of Ryujoin in Tamano, Okayama, from the end of the Edo period (1830–1867), bound the hillside temple grounds below its bell tower gate.
The bell tower gate of Ryujoin in Tamano, Okayama, built in 1922, sets a timber upper storey on a concrete lower storey faced with granite and white tiles.
The main hall of Ryujoin in Tamano, Okayama, built in 1819 on a hillside terrace, has a cusped-gable entrance and gable carvings of lion-dogs and tigers.
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