Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Fukuoka

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Storehouse in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is an L-shaped early Showa store at the estate's southwest corner, split into tool rooms.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Rice Storehouse in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is an early Showa rice store with a helmet-style gable and white walls to the road.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Zashiki Wing in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a 1917 wing of two 10-mat formal rooms with an alcove, set in a staggered line by the pond.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Main House in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a full two-storey core dated 1887 or around 1906, registered in 2002 as a cultural property.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Kitchen Wing in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a 1916 service wing for kitchen, bath and well under layered hip-and-gable roofs.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Tea Room in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is an 8-mat sencha room of 1919 with a bamboo alcove beam; its copper roof replaced original bark.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Middle Gate in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a small 1921 gate of log posts and rafters leading from the entrance court into the garden.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Privy in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a tiny 1921 outhouse by the entrance, the smallest of the 12, with log posts and a round window.

The Former Kurauchi Family Residence Treasure Storehouse in Chikujo, Fukuoka, is a ten-bay plastered store with hooded windows, dated c.1887 or to 1916.

Built in 1917 beside the Moji brewery, this single-storey brick building stands on a floor raised 1.7 m over a basement, with pilasters, keystones and parapets.

Built in 1913 as the office of the Teikoku Beer brewery in Moji, this slag-brick building has a towered, symmetrical front and reopened in 2026 after repairs.

This 1913 red brick brewhouse in Moji made beer until 2000. Blocks of 2, 3, 4 and 7 storeys follow the brewing process, and the interior opens about twice a year.

This 1913 brick warehouse in Moji joins two gabled halls under timber queen-post trusses. Now a hall for hire, it was registered as a structure hard to reproduce.

The Kyushu Tategu Mokkosho Warehouse in Okawa, Fukuoka, a timber warehouse of 1956 with four tall windows and a parapet, tells of post-war prosperity in woodworking.

A brick fan house of about 1904 from the Mitsubishi Hojo colliery in Fukuchi, Fukuoka, registered in 1997, one of the best-preserved coal industry buildings in Chikuho.

The Former Tamanoi Ryokan on Tsuyazaki beach in Fukutsu, Fukuoka, a timber inn of 1909 extended again and again, looks out to sea from its upstairs veranda.

A 1934 guest house in Tagawa, Fukuoka, roofed in copper and known as the Akagane Goten. Its upper hall has a coved coffered ceiling and a veranda facing Kawaradake.

Built in 1914 on rising ground in Tagawa, Fukuoka, this tiled house pairs a gabled two-storey block with a six-room single-storey wing. Registered in 2011.

Furukawa Mining raised this brick office on a wedge-shaped Wakamatsu corner in 1919. Twin turrets, tall paired windows, saved from demolition by 46,000 signatures.

This twin-gabled brick substation of around 1909 in Omuta converted AC into the DC that drove the Miike Coal Mine Railway. Now an office; exterior viewing only.

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