Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Ehime

Sadamisaki Lighthouse marks Shikoku's western tip in Ikata, Ehime. Built of reinforced concrete in 1918, octagonal in plan and still in service. Registered in 2017.

A timber merchant house of about 1886 facing a Shikoku pilgrim road in Shikokuchuo, Ehime. Registered in 2003. Look up for the fish-and-wave ridge tile.

A 17-square-meter tool store of 1937 behind a sake brewer's house in Shikokuchuo, Ehime. Registered in 2003 for plasterwork that is hard to reproduce.

A one-bay timber gate of about 1886 joining a sake brewer's house in Shikokuchuo, Ehime. Registered in 2003. Its cloud-shaped ridge tiles match the house.

A Registered Tangible Cultural Property in Uwajima, Ehime: a 1911 soy sauce merchant's house on a former retainer's plot, with symmetrical lattice windows.

Jokoji Temple Jizo Hall on Iwagi Island, Ehime, is a 16-square-meter hall of 1831 whose chamfered pillars meet the purlins directly, with no bracket complex.

Jokoji Temple Main Hall on Iwagi Island in Ehime is a three-bay Pure Land hall of 1752, with a pyramid roof, carved brackets and a floor area of 95 square meters.

An 1884 shop and dwelling of the Suenaga shipping agents at Nagahama in Ozu, Ehime, registered in 2003 for its black lime walls, namako tiling and moulded corbels.

A reception hall of about 1927 at the Suenaga shipping family's Nagahama house in Ozu, Ehime, registered in 2003 for its two 18-mat rooms and coved coffered ceiling.

A Registered Tangible Cultural Property in Niihama, Ehime: an 1901 Sumitomo Bank branch by Noguchi Magoichi's new office, keeping its brick vault and iron grilles.

Senba Family Residence Main House, a farmhouse of 1900 in Matsuyama, Ehime, was listed in 2025. Its zashiki pairs hemlock posts with kumiko lattice. Not open.

Senba Family Residence Garden Gate and Wall in Matsuyama, Ehime, is a one-bay yakuimon of about 1900 with shachi ridge tiles. Listed in 2025. Not open to visitors.

The Tsuzuki Liquor Store and Main House of 1887 stands on the street in Oda, Uchiko, Ehime: an earthen-walled shop-house with paired wing walls and lattice doors.

Nagahama Town Hall in Ozu, Ehime, is a wooden office of 1936 with a gabled pediment, 2 round columns and a tiled roof. Registered in 2000, it still works.

In the precinct of Kawanoe Hachiman Shrine in Shikokuchuo, the Hitotsuyanagi Jinya Gate is a rare fully two-storey domain gate, repaired in 1999 and listed in 2000.

A late Edo headman's house in Ozu, Ehime, registered in 2005. Two wings meet at an angle, and a 3.6-metre entrance platform marks the Hyodo family's rank.

A late Edo roofed earthen wall enclosing the northern half of a headman's compound in Ozu, Ehime. It runs 80 metres on a plinth of green chlorite schist.

An early Meiji two-storey earthen storehouse behind a headman's house in Ozu, Ehime. Vertical boarding and a thickened plaster band shield its earth walls.

A late Edo munemon gate, 2.5 metres wide, at the head of stone steps in Ozu, Ehime, set on a common line with the shikidai entrance of the main house.

A four-legged gate of 1822 at a Rinzai temple in Iyo, Ehime. Bare zelkova, 2.8 metres wide, and dense with late Edo carving: spirals, waves and worked corbels.

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