Edo
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A gable-entry sake storehouse on a headman's estate in Minamiaizu, Fukushima: 2 storeys, 93 square metres. The family began brewing in 1790. Listed in 1998.
An 1861 thatched farmhouse of a village headman's family in Minamiaizu, Fukushima: 246 square metres, low eaves, heavy lintels, once with a stable wing. Listed 1998.
A Bunsei-era storehouse on a headman's estate in Minamiaizu, Fukushima: 2 storeys, 54 square metres, a raised okiyane roof and board-lined walls for valuables.
An 1861 roofed gate facing the road at a headman's estate in Minamiaizu, Fukushima, reached by a stone bridge older than the gate itself. Listed in 1998.
Built in 1859, this two-storey clay-walled rice storehouse with a floating roof is the last of six that once ringed the main house of the Akutsu family in Itozawa.
The late Edo main house of the Akutsu family in Itozawa, Minamiaizu, 16.5 ken wide and once thatched, was the heart of a wholesaler's inn on the old Nikko road.