Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Gunma

A Taisho-era bathhouse of 5 square meters behind the Fujiu main house in Kiryu, Gunma, with tuff stone lower walls, glass shoji and a tile-cased goemon iron bathtub.

Late Edo town house of the Kezuka family's sake brewery in Tatebayashi, Gunma, with an open ground floor and latticed upper storey; now the Kezuka Memorial Hall.

Hoshi-no-Yu, the Large Bath of Hoshi Onsen Chojukan in Gunma, is an 1895 bathhouse with arched windows, a cedar-bark roof and spring water welling up underfoot.

The Hoshi Onsen Chojukan Annex is a 1940 two-story guest wing beside the Hoshi River in Minakami, Gunma, with plastered walls and glass doors facing the water.

The Hoshi Onsen Chojukan Main Building is an early Meiji timber inn in Minakami, Gunma, 30 meters long under a cedar-bark roof with a smoke vent, registered in 2006.

Reinforced-concrete substation of 1919 in Tomioka, Gunma, that helped electrify the silk mill; German-style roughcast walls, arched windows, still in service.

An 1897 clay-walled store behind the Horiguchi house in Shibukawa, Gunma: entered at the gable, with lean-tos on two sides and tiled namako-kabe lower walls.

A timber house of about 1866 behind the Horiguchi shop in Shibukawa, Gunma, split into kamite and shimote halves, the latter once a through passage. Registered 2000.

An 1896 timber workshop-shop beside the black Horiguchi shop in Shibukawa, Gunma, with trolley rails in its floor; at 131 square metres, the largest of the five.

An 1866 two-storey clay-walled shop in Shibukawa, Gunma, its polished black plaster front facing the road; registered in 2000 as hard to reproduce. Exterior only.

An 1897 storehouse at the centre of the Horiguchi compound in Shibukawa, Gunma, with a 6-bay white plaster wall on a tiled base and a covered work area on its west.

Reinforced-concrete church of 1932 in Maebashi, Gunma, with twin towers square below and octagonal above and a vaulted nave; it survived the wartime air raid.

A large late Edo townhouse on Route 353 in Nakanojo, Gunma, once the official home of a headman family and briefly a district office; registered in 2001.

A two-story early Meiji white-plaster storehouse at the Machida estate in Nakanojo, Gunma, noted for banded walls and a layered plaster cornice; registered in 2001.

An 83-meter Meiji-era roofed board fence, open beneath its ridge, enclosing the west and north sides of the L-shaped Machida estate in Nakanojo; registered in 2001.

A small, plain early Meiji earthen storehouse behind the Machida main house in Nakanojo, Gunma, on a fieldstone base under a separate roof; registered in 2001.

An early Meiji yakuimon gate, 2.4 meters wide, on Route 353 in Nakanojo, Gunma, whose street-side roof is laid in stepped courses; registered in 2001.

Art Deco rapid filtration house of 1932 at the Motojuku plant in Kiryu, Gunma, with a symmetrical stepped front and British Candy filters still in operation.

Junction well of 1932 at the Motojuku plant in Kiryu, Gunma, gathering groundwater for the pumps, 11.1 metres deep and ringed by a low stone-effect circular wall.

Concrete regulating reservoir of 1932 at the Motojuku plant in Kiryu, Gunma, 15.2 by 21.1 metres and 3 metres deep, with evenly spaced vents and a stone stair.