Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Fukuoka

The Kabashima Family Residence Small Shrine in Itoshima, Fukuoka, is a late Meiji hokora 0.65 meters square on a brick plinth that guards the northeast.

The Kabashima Family Residence South Gate and Fence in Itoshima, Fukuoka, is a late Meiji yakuimon gate 2.9 meters wide with 23 meters of fence, facing the house.

The Kabashima Family Residence Shrine in Itoshima, Fukuoka, is a late Meiji household shrine of 5.5 square meters with brackets and a frog-leg strut on each gable.

The Ansei Storehouse of Kanhokuto Sake Brewery in Kama, Fukuoka, is a 22-metre earthen-walled sake store of 1857 with a post-free ground floor under a beamed roof.

The 1934 brewing storehouse of Kanhokuto Sake Brewery in Kama, Fukuoka, pairs plastered walls and staggered windows with a king-post truss spanning 14 metres.

The late Edo shop and main house of Kanhokuto Sake Brewery in Kama, Fukuoka, faces the Akizuki road with a grey-plastered gable and hides guest rooms by a courtyard.

The former Osaka Shosen building in Moji, Kitakyushu, built in 1917 by Kawai Ikuji, is a Secession-tinged landmark of the port, now open with a gallery and café.

A three-storey concrete lab of 1970 at Kyushu University, Fukuoka, mirroring its neighbor across a linking corridor and holding an anechoic chamber. Registered 2025.

A small three-storey concrete lab of 1970 with a recessed balcony over its central door, still housing photo studios at Kyushu University, Fukuoka. Registered 2025.

A 1970 six-storey concrete building on Kyushu University's Ohashi Campus in Fukuoka, whose stepped lounges and balconies face the Fry Pan plaza. Registered 2025.

Built in 1970 at Kyushu University in Fukuoka, this six-storey concrete block faces its twin across the Fry Pan plaza, upper floors stepping back. Registered 2025.

A 1970 concrete workshop at Kyushu University, Fukuoka, where a passage under its front corridor leads from the Fry Pan plaza to a small courtyard. Registered 2025.

The Former Kyushu Imperial University Faculty of Engineering Main Building of 1930 has a scratch-tile tower, a tiered lecture hall and a free museum room.

The Former Kyushu Imperial University Main Gate and Wall of 1914 pairs granite-capped brick gateposts with a 41 m wall, moved in 1924 and registered in 2024.

The Former Kyushu Imperial University Headquarters Architecture Section Building, a 1925 brick block, housed the architects who designed the old campus.

The Former Kyushu Imperial University Headquarters Office Building, built in 1925 with bricks from a burned hall, was the university headquarters from 1930 to 2014.

The Former Kyushu Imperial University Gatehouse, a 1914 brick lodge by the old main gate, has a broken pediment and was slid to its present site in 1924.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Reception Wing in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a two-room guest wing, first viewpoint for the Meiji pond garden, of 1887 or c.1906.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Grand Entrance Wing in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a 1920 hall with a T-shaped copper roof, dated by newspapers found in a shutter box.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Great Hall Wing in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a 1918 hall of two 18-mat rooms and a bowed cedar ceiling, built by Nakae Kuju.

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