Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Chiba

The Tobe Goemon Family Residence Storehouse in Noda, Chiba, is a 1929 plastered kura with hooded windows, thick iron hooks and a two-tier drip ledge on its walls.

The Tomoe Bridge in Tateyama, Chiba, built in 1906 on bedrock over the Tomoe River, is a stone arch bridge of the Meiji era, rare in the Kanto region.

Toyonotsuru Sake Brewery Chimney in Otaki, Chiba, is a 16-metre brick stack of about 1948, laid in English bond with a three-stepped head. Registered in 2011.

Toyonotsuru Sake Brewery Factory in Otaki, Chiba, is an 1875 shed of 417 square metres: two gabled ranges under a lean-to, roof trusses left open. Registered 2011.

Toyonotsuru Sake Brewery Sake Storehouse in Otaki, Chiba, is an 1875 store of 213 square metres, its ground floor one room on close-set posts. Registered in 2011.

Toyonotsuru Sake Brewery Main House in Otaki, Chiba, is an 1874 tsushi-nikai machiya with deep degeta eaves and shutters, registered in 1999. Access notes.

Toyonotsuru Sake Brewery Rice Polishing House and Storehouse in Otaki, Chiba, is an early Meiji building of 114 square metres holding two rooms. Registered in 2011.

Toyonotsuru Sake Brewery Shop in Otaki, Chiba, is an early Showa gable-fronted shop of 66 square metres, with a round window in an upstairs room. Registered in 2011.

An 1891 household Inari shrine on a merchant estate in Ichikawa, Chiba: a tiny nagare-zukuri hall of keyaki with frog-leg struts and gable pendant on a stone base.

A late Taisho iron-clad store joined to an early Showa office on a miso brewer's estate in Ichikawa, Chiba, its walls washed aggregate scored to look like stone.

A late Meiji merchant house on the Chiba Kaido in Ichikawa. Only the eaves facing the road are sealed in black plaster, beside a brick storehouse on the corner.

A long Meiji warehouse used for brewing miso on an Ichikawa estate in Chiba: two buildings joined into one 21-metre store under a king post truss roof.

An 1893 earthen storehouse linking the main house and annex of a merchant estate in Ichikawa, Chiba. Once plaster and board, now iron-clad, top band intact.

A late Meiji two-storey annex behind a merchant house in Ichikawa, Chiba, with formal eight-mat rooms on both floors, a boat-bottom ceiling and an upstairs veranda.

An early Showa reinforced-concrete air raid shelter in a private garden in Ichikawa, Chiba, with a vaulted top, 30 cm walls and an L-shaped entry passage.

The stone frontage of a merchant estate on the Chiba Kaido in Ichikawa: granite gateposts for a main gate and a carriage gate, and 29 metres of Boshu stone wall.

A late Meiji brick store on a highway corner in Ichikawa, Chiba: English-bond walls, fret cornice and pediment, and a Japanese tiled roof with plastered ridge ends.

The Lutheran church in Ichikawa, Chiba, built in 1955 as one of Vories's last works, has white walls, round-arched windows and a four-storey bell tower.

The Nemoto Family Residence Main House in Abiko is a late-Edo headman's farmhouse with a large earth floor, 3 linked reception rooms and a shikidai entrance.

The Nemoto Family Residence North Storehouse in Abiko is a 2-storey storehouse of 1900 with plaster walls, a west lean-to doorway and a free-standing post upstairs.

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