Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Gifu

Kuwatani No. 2 Sabo Dam in Miyagawa, Hida, Gifu, built in 1921 above No. 1, is a mortared stone dam 6.4 metres high that forms a cascade of falls with No. 1.

Kuwatani No. 6 Sabo Dam in Miyagawa, Hida, Gifu, a dry-stone dam of 1920 at the head of the valley, keeps its first form and shows Taisho stonework laid by hand.

Early Showa single-bay yakuimon gate of the Kojima house in Narukiyo, Kakamigahara, 2.3 m wide, with a clamped crossbeam and a finned, heart-pierced gable pendant.

A 1929 single-storey home in Ozano, Kakamigahara, with a tatami central corridor, a pyramid-roofed reception room and a half-hipped bedroom; registered in 2010.

Early Showa 2-storey main house of the Kojima family in Narukiyo, Kakamigahara: hipped-gable roof, 4-room grid with an earth floor, 13-mat zashiki, 188 sq m.

Early Showa earthen wall of the Kojima house in Narukiyo, Kakamigahara, running 18 m from the gate on a stone base, with washed mortar, green tile and white plaster.

Early Showa middle gate and garden wall of the Kojima house in Narukiyo, Kakamigahara: a 1.5 m log-framed udekimon gate and a 7.1 m copper-capped board fence.

Early Showa service wing of the Kojima house in Narukiyo, Kakamigahara, 9.7 by 2.3 m, lining up a well and washing area, bath and toilet behind white plaster walls.

The 1895 main house of the Goto family on the old Gujo Kaido in Gifu City, with six rooms in two rows and finely crafted transoms and fittings. Registered in 2021.

A 1937 post office built on the Goto family's land beside the old Gujo Kaido in Gifu City, with clapboard walls, sash windows and a skylit office. Registered 2021.

A tiny early-Meiji shrine for Jizo on the Goto family property in Gifu City, only 0.4 m² yet built with a curved head tie, bracket blocks and a kaerumata strut.

The oldest building of the Goto family compound in Gifu City: a late-Edo, 2-storey plastered storehouse valued as a survivor from before the 1891 Nobi earthquake.

An early-Taisho guest annex of the Goto family in Gifu City, with an eight-mat room, a tea room and refined sukiya joinery. Moved in 1970 and registered in 2021.

The 1937 front gate of the Goto family compound in Gifu City: a light single-bay yakuimon with flanking walls and a lintel grooved for lost sliding doors.

The Komachi Sake Brewery Service Gate in Kakamigahara, Gifu, built in 1897, is the oldest of five registered buildings, its board doors bound in splayed iron straps.

The Komachi Sake Brewery Shop and Main House in Kakamigahara, Gifu, is a 1954 shop and home with black plaster walls, deep eaves and a cedar sugidama ball out front.

The Komachi Sake Brewery Storehouse in Kakamigahara, Gifu, is a 1925 storehouse on a round-stone base, clad in black boards with bracketed canopies on the south.

The Komachi Sake Brewery Detached Wing in Kakamigahara, Gifu, is a 1912 reception wing of two 8-mat rooms with a tokonoma and shelves, set behind a walled garden.

The Komachi Sake Brewery Gate and Wall in Kakamigahara, Gifu, is a 21-metre U-shaped wall on round stones in a tortoiseshell pattern, black outside and red within.

The Shimizu Family Residence Main House in Kakamigahara, Gifu, is a 2-storey silk farmhouse of 1931 with a long tiled gable, wraparound eaves and a formal room.

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