Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo

Attached to the main house at Ikuno in Asago City, this 22-square-metre storehouse of 1843 keeps a nando below and a tatami room with an alcove above. Free entry.

Where the Yoshikawa plot meets the road in Ikuno, Asago City, this 19-square-metre earthen storehouse of 1872 holds one tall room under a separate roof. Free entry.

A 2-storey Meiji gatehouse at a Takeda sake brewery, rising between two storehouses, with a gateway below and rooms above where the brewers lodged. Registered 2015.

Twin Meiji rice stores at a Takeda sake brewery, one for brown and one for polished rice, with namako tiles to the street and washed stone inside. Registered 2015.

A Meiji earthen storehouse at a Takeda brewery where pressed sake was aged, 21 m long, framed with a king post truss unlike the press house next door. Listed 2015.

A late Meiji sake merchant's house on Takeda's main street, with timber lattices, a plastered upper floor, a clerestory and firewalls. Registered 2015; now a hotel.

A 25 m Meiji earthen workhouse at a Takeda sake brewery that once held a koji room and the sake press, its long white wall facing the castle hill. Registered 2015.

A small Meiji gate and 9.7 m street wall at a Takeda sake brewery, finished to match the house's reception room, with a lattice transom. Registered 2015.

Former Tamaoki Family Residence North Storehouse, Miki, Hyogo: a Meiji storehouse with round windows on a flood-proof stone base by the Minogawa; registered 2002.

Former Tamaoki Family Residence Main House, Miki, Hyogo: a late Edo townhouse built as a domain banknote office, with a raised inner room; registered in 2002.

Former Tamaoki Family Residence West Storehouse, Miki, Hyogo: a Meiji storehouse on the plot next door, with a trapezoid anteroom; registered in 2002.

Former Tamaoki Family Residence Annex, Miki, Hyogo: a two-storey Meiji guest wing with an alcove room and verandas facing two gardens; registered in 2002.

Former Tamaoki Family Residence East Storehouse, Miki, Hyogo: a tiny Meiji tool store called the six-mat storehouse, with namako tile walls; registered in 2002.

Former Tamaoki Family Residence Corridor, Miki, Hyogo: a 10-meter Meiji walkway with a copper roof, open to the courtyard, with bath and toilet; registered 2002.

A c. 1919 hexagonal gazebo from the home of Hiraga Yoshimi at the Kawanishi City Local Museum, with cast-iron columns, glass transoms and a star-patterned floor.

The 1918 laboratory of chemist Hiraga Yoshimi at the Kawanishi City Local Museum, a 2-storey building linked to his English-style house by a stepped bridge.

The 1918 home of chemist Hiraga Yoshimi, modelled on the English country house with bay windows, fireplaces and chimneys, moved to the Kawanishi City Local Museum.

A 1940 service gate in Himeji leading to the kitchen door, pairing log posts and carved braces with sliding glazed doors and a lit bamboo transom. Registered 2022.

A 1930 Himeji tea house: a six-mat room under a bamboo-blind boat-bottom ceiling, wide shoji to the garden, a path led indoors. Named by Tantansai. Registered 2022.

A birthing hall built about 1935 for Princess Kaya's confinement in Himeji, later moved here: two tatami rooms and a glazed, railed veranda. Registered in 2022.