Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hiroshima

The Arhat Hall of Kosanji Temple in Setoda, Onomichi, dates from 1939 and runs east and west from the Middle Gate as a corridor, seventeen bays on each side.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Shuhogura Chimney is a Taisho-era square brick stack 19 meters tall that carries smoke by flue from the rice-steaming room in Saijo.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Shuhogura Fermentation Storehouse is a late-Meiji earthen storehouse in Saijo, the brewery's largest, with lattice windows and red tiles.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Shuhogura Brewing Storehouse is a late-Meiji earthen storehouse in Saijo under a red-tile gable roof, the core of brewing on the site.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Tsunoya is a Taisho-era building in Saijo with a lookout third floor, Western-style rooms, a slate roof and the Tenpo well used for brewing.

The Saijo Tsuru Brewery Store and Main House is a late-Meiji shop-home in Saijo with a lift-up door, an earthen passage and five rooms in a row ending in a parlor.

Built around 1953 for the village's war dead, this small copper-roofed nagare shrine faces the approach, its doors and carved struts bearing chrysanthemum crests.

Built in 1940 to enclose a 1907 main hall, this tiled bracket-arm gate and 78-metre white plaster wall with vertical lattice give the hilltop sanctuary its boundary.

Dating from around 1782, the only Edo-period building at this hilltop shrine is an eight-legged gate with an open central passage and guardians behind lattice.

Built in 1907 below the main hall's steps, this copper-roofed worship hall greets you with a karahafu porch and carved struts; a plain offering hall sits behind.

Built in 1907 on a hill above the Inland Sea, this small copper-roofed main hall stacks a chidori gable over a karahafu porch and fills its eaves with carved detail.

Local sake brewers brought this deity from Kyoto's Matsuo Taisha. Their tiny 1929 shrine of 3.5 square metres keeps full detail: tapered posts and curved beams.

A 1937 half-through steel arch bridge over Lake Shinryu in the Taishakukyo gorge, Hiroshima, registered in 2011, built for a sightseeing road with a light design.

The Sanada Family Residence Inner Room is a 1928 reception wing in Mihara, whose great room turns its alcove shelves round a corner and uses prized timber.

The Sanada Family Residence Front Gate is a 1928 yakuimon on Mihara's old Sanyo Road, with a copper gable roof, frog-leg strut and slatted transom above its doors.

The Sanada Family Residence Main House in Mihara is a 1910s merchant townhouse on the old Sanyo Road, with black plaster walls, projecting lattices and slat windows.

The Sanada Family Residence Guest Room is a 1928 guest house in Mihara with a parquet-floored Western parlor below and tatami rooms and a railed veranda above.

The Sanada Family Residence Tea House is a small 1928 tea room in Mihara, linked to the reception wing, with a six-mat room, crawl-in door and varied roofs.

The Sanada Family Residence Storehouse in Mihara joins a two-storey earthen store and a three-storey brick store under a single coat of white lime plaster.

The largest of three Taisho-era warehouses at Sanyotsuru Shuzo in Saijo, Higashihiroshima. Registered in 2016, its 207 square metres of red pantile shape the street.