Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Fukushima

Okyu Kaikan of 1938 in Iwaki, Fukushima, the library and alumnae hall of a former girls' high school, shows early Showa trends in its round and arched windows.

The middle storehouse of the Ogai family in Minamisoma, Fukushima, an early Showa store for sake and soy sauce, matches the east store beside it on the salt road.

The east storehouse of the Ogai family in Minamisoma, Fukushima, a late Meiji rice store on the old salt road, has namako walls and a family crest in plaster relief.

The gate of the Ogai family in Minamisoma, Fukushima, an early Showa koraimon between two storehouses, has glazed tiles and ridge-end tiles bearing the character 大.

The Ota Family Residence Rice Storehouse in Minamisoma, Fukushima, is a large clay-walled storehouse of 1899 with namako-kabe walls, black trim and vermilion doors.

The Ota Family Residence Main House in Minamisoma, Fukushima, is a 1917 landowner's house with half-hipped and hip-and-gable roof ends and fan-shaped rafters.

The Ota Family Residence Tool Storehouse in Minamisoma, Fukushima, is a clay-walled store of 1895 with a raised roof, a heavy door frame and a carved house mark.

The Ota Family Residence Miso Storehouse in Minamisoma, Fukushima, is a small timber store of 1895 with a moulded gable window and a floor hatch instead of stairs.

Okunomatsu Sake Brewery First-Grade Storehouse in Nihonmatsu, Fukushima, stacks a 2-storey earthen sake store on a beamless concrete floor. Registered in 2004.

Okunomatsu Sake Brewery Koji Storehouse in Nihonmatsu, Fukushima, is an early Showa concrete building with a timber king post truss and a diamond-laid metal roof.

Okunomatsu Sake Brewery Second-Grade Storehouse North Building in Nihonmatsu is an early Showa timber brewing hall with doors on three sides and a storehouse eave.

Okunomatsu Sake Brewery Second-Grade Storehouse Middle Building, oldest on the Nihonmatsu site, is a Taisho koji house raised to two storeys on stone and brick.

Okunomatsu Sake Brewery Second-Grade Storehouse South Building in Nihonmatsu is a flat-roofed early Showa concrete brewing house with its brand name in relief.

Okunomatsu Sake Brewery Pressing Storehouse in Nihonmatsu is an early Showa earthen store that turns its tiled gable to the street, its lower walls scored as stone.

Finished in 1946 near Tsuchiyu, the only Arakawa sabo dam built right through the war years: 70 m long, with rounded spillway corners. Registered in 2008.

The Former Kai Family Residence Inari Shrine is a late Taisho household shrine of just 1.6 m² in a Kitakata garden, built with the full brackets of a larger shrine.

The Former Kai Family Residence Rear Gate is a late Taisho yakuimon on the west side of a Kitakata brewer's estate, with a lattice transom and a coffered ceiling.

The Former Kai Family Residence Front Gate is a late Taisho yakuimon on Kitakata's Atsushio Kaido, hung with single-board keyaki doors and aligned with the shop.

The Former Kai Family Residence Main House is the 1923 home and office of a Kitakata brewer, with a counting room and tatami rooms set either side of a central hall.

The Former Kai Family Residence Kurazashiki is a black-plastered 1923 storehouse in Kitakata holding 51 mats of hinoki-built reception rooms, registered in 2001.

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