Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Gifu

The former Suda dental clinic in Takayama, Gifu, a weatherboarded clinic and house of the late Taisho era, shows the taste for Western style among old townhouses.

Pseudo-Western clinic of 1904 in Gujo Hachiman, with an Ionic-columned porch, mortar corners imitating stone and pedimented sash windows. Open as a city museum.

Small two-storey X-ray building of the early Taisho period behind the former Hayashi Clinic in Gujo Hachiman, said to be the first X-ray facility in Gifu Prefecture.

House of 1838 moved in 2005 to Fukuji in Okuhida, Takayama: a 21-metre gabled building of hinoki cypress with projecting lattices and a formal entrance step.

Wooden clinic of 1920 in Gujo Hachiman with a washed-concrete front, overhanging upper floor, arched lower windows and plaster ornament on the porch brackets.

The former Mino Town Industrial Hall in Mino, Gifu, a two-storey timber hall of 1941 with bands joining its windows, now houses an art gallery of washi lamps.

The Miyagawa farmhouse at the Gifu Prefectural Museum in Seki, a thatched house of about 1890, was moved in 1987 from Tokuyama Village before the dam flooded it.

The platforms and tracks of the former Mino Station in Gifu, built in 1923, are two cobble-faced platforms with angle-steel canopies set around two surviving tracks.

The former Mino Station building in Mino, Gifu, built in 1923 as a tramway terminus, is a clapboard station with a decorated gable, a landmark since the line closed.

A 1926 earthen-walled fermenting hall at a Yoro sake brewery in Gifu, 10 by 6 bays, with a former koji room upstairs and a wide floor for rows of tubs below.

A 1926 annexe to a Yoro sake brewery's fermenting hall in Gifu, pairing a Japanese-style inspection room with a Western-style tax office from liquor tax's heyday.

A 1924 sake shop beside the main house of a Yoro brewery in Gifu, 5.8 metres wide, its upper front in black plaster matching the house; shop in front, store behind.

A 1926 shed where a Yoro brewery in Gifu washed and steamed its rice: open on two sides, with a belt pulley still on its king post truss, smallest of seven listed.

An 1875 shop and home on the old road in Takada, Yoro, Gifu, with a 19-metre frontage and black plaster above lattices; oldest of seven listed brewery buildings.

A 1928 household storehouse behind the main house of a Yoro sake brewery in Gifu, walled in black plaster with a Shu-brocade pattern and stepped fireproof doors.

The largest of seven listed buildings at a Yoro sake brewery in Gifu: a 1926 earthen-walled hall where mash was pressed, aged and bottled under a doubled-beam roof.

The Mekakushi Gate of Kumano Shrine in Yaotsu, Gifu, a stone screen gate of 1938 before the worship hall, is carved with a dragon over waves and with lions.

Kuwatani No. 1 Sabo Dam in Miyagawa, Hida, Gifu, built in 1921 just above No. 5, is a mortared stone dam 6.4 metres high with a sub-dam, set in a green valley.

Kuwatani No. 5 Sabo Dam in Miyagawa, Hida, Gifu, a dry-stone dam of 1920 at the foot of the stream, is 9.1 metres high, the tallest on the upper Jinzu River system.

Kuwatani No. 10 Sabo Dam in Miyagawa, Hida, Gifu, a dry-stone dam of 1920 in the middle of the valley, sits among woods that show what the sabo works achieved.