Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hiroshima

Villa of 1935 on Shimokamagari Island in Kure, Hiroshima, built by a construction magnate from Manchuria, with a tiled exterior styled on Chinese brick halls.

Timber clubhouse of 1907 in Etajima, Hiroshima, built for navy sailors and petty officers, with a gabled porch and balcony; preserved by volunteers, open by booking.

Single-storey navy club hall of 1905 moved from Kure to Etajima, Hiroshima, in 1928, with a martial arts hall and games room behind the main Kaiyusha building.

Stone hoanden of 1936 in a former schoolyard in Mihara, Hiroshima, just 1.7 metres square, with Doric-style columns and a curved roof topped by a jewel finial.

Timber village office of 1954 on Momoshima island in Onomichi, Hiroshima, with a hall and stage upstairs, converted in 2021 into a guesthouse and art event space.

Western-style bakery of 1934 on a corner of the white-walled main street of Joge, Fuchu, Hiroshima, with arched windows and reliefs; the exterior is always viewable.

Three-storey timber photo studio of about 1932 in Takehara, Hiroshima, filling a trapezoidal corner plot by the old town, with a studio and darkroom on top.

A round reinforced concrete chimney about 19 m tall, built around 1929 by an Osaka contractor for the brewhouse of Hiroshima's former sake research station in Saijo.

A 1929 reinforced concrete brewhouse of Hiroshima's former sake research station in Saijo, with a tiled roof on steel king post trusses; interior closed to visitors.

A single-story timber rice mill of Hiroshima's former sake research station in Saijo, its roof stepping up three times to fit milling machines; now an indigo studio.

A 1928 timber lab-office of Hiroshima's prefectural sake research station in Saijo, with a pilastered porch and half-hipped tile roof, now the Shusenkan sake café.

Concrete gateposts from around 1929 at Hiroshima's former sake research station in Saijo, with washed-stone finish, stepped corners and old lamp brackets on top.

The main house of the Former Fukui Family Residence in Onomichi joins a hipped east wing of 1912 and a west wing of 1927, finished in sukiya style with prized woods.

The storehouse of the Former Fukui Family Residence in Onomichi, built about 1912, is a plastered 2-storey kura with drip tiles, joined to the main house.

The tea room of the Former Fukui Family Residence in Onomichi, added in 1928, pairs a four-and-a-half-mat room with a waiting room and shows modern tea taste.

Kirei Sake Brewery No. 1 Storehouse in Saijo, Higashihiroshima, is a late-Meiji brewhouse whose 34- and 17-metre white plaster wings meet in an L under red tiles.

Kirei Sake Brewery No. 1 Storehouse Chimney is a square Taisho-era brick chimney 24 metres tall in Saijo, laid in the English bond seen across the town's breweries.

Kirei Sake Brewery No. 5 Storehouse is a Taisho-era brewhouse in Saijo whose north wing lines the lane with white plaster above notched-batten boarding under tiles.

Kirei Sake Brewery No. 7 Storehouse Chimney is a brick stack from around 1955 in Saijo, the only round brick chimney left in the district, tied to soy brewing.

Kirei Sake Brewery Gatepost is a granite entrance in Saijo, raised around 1955 with the relocated parlour. Its 2.5-metre posts pair rough stone with sharp corners.

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