Taishō
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The largest building at the Iwano Heizaburo Paper Mill in Echizen, Fukui, this late-Taisho hall is where sheets are formed by nagashi-zuki and then pressed of water.
A late-Taisho earthen-walled storehouse at the Iwano Heizaburo Paper Mill in Echizen, Fukui, built to guard fine paper from fire and damp, with a formal room upstairs.
In Mikuni's old geisha quarter, Uoshiro joins four buildings: a Meiji townhouse, two earthen storehouses and a Taisho parlor, now a registered-heritage restaurant.
A reinforced-concrete bank of 1919 in Mikuni, Fukui, built for a kitamaebune merchant family. Yamada Shichigoro designed it. Free entry; closed Mondays.
Built in 1919, this earthen-walled brewing store in Ono, Fukui, shows board siding below and white plaster above on its east gable, the face turned to Yonban-dori.