Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo

Late Edo storage sheds on the street edge of the Kusaka compound in Awaga, Asago, open to the garden and walled in plaster on stone to the road, with a gate midway.

Kusaka Ryokan in Ikuno, Asago, Hyogo, an inn of 1910 by JR Ikuno Station with a wing added in 1921, has sukiya-style rooms and windows shaped like cranes and clouds.

Kuniumi no Yakata in Minamiawaji, Hyogo, the Mihara District office of 1884, moved in 2007, has clapboard walls with quoins and a porch with a pediment.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten Inner Storehouse, Miki: a small 1927 storehouse at the corner of the street front, with a copper door canopy and an iron-shuttered window.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten Reception Wing, Miki: a late Meiji guest wing set at an angle to the main house, two eight-mat rooms with an alcove. Registered in 2019.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten Southwest Corner Storehouse, Miki: a large early Meiji store with a trapezoid plan, a namako tile base and an earth-floored workshop.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten Outer Wall, Miki: a c.1927 wall 3.3 m high closing the gap between shop and storehouse, black plaster outside and a covered passage behind.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten Shop and Main House, Miki: a late Edo hardware shop with three-tier eaves and a giant saw as its sign, registered in 2019 and still trading.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten Southeast Corner Storehouse, Miki: an early Meiji corner store whose ridge is shifted so its north gable rises behind the east store's roof.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten West Storehouse, Miki: an early Meiji storehouse 18.3 m long, the largest on the premises, its earth-floored ground floor partly open.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten Annex, Miki: a late Taisho guest house, extended about 1927, with alcove rooms on both floors and a study with bookshelves and an oval window.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten East Storehouse, Miki: an early Meiji storehouse 10.9 m long, split into two rooms on each floor, each with its own door. Registered in 2019.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten Miso Storehouse, Miki: a 14 m² mid-Meiji store attached to the main house, with an earth-floored miso room and a canopy on heavy brackets.

Kuroda Seiuemon Shoten South Storehouse, Miki: an early Meiji storehouse 9.0 m long whose rooms held household goods, books and records, and firewood and charcoal.

The Kozuki Family Residence Front Gate in Himeji is a yakuimon of about 1930 with knotty cypress log posts, the only Kozuki building visible from the street.

The Kozuki Family Residence North Detached Parlor in Himeji is a 1930 reception wing with an 18-mat hall, a formal alcove and posts of straight-grained hinoki.

The Kozuki Family Residence Main House in Himeji is a 1930 timber house of 223 square metres with tiled hip-and-gable roofs and wide openings onto its garden.

The Kozuki Family Residence Tea House in Himeji, built in 1930, has a moso bamboo alcove post and is the only Kozuki building registered as a model of design.

The Kozuki Family Residence Storehouse in Himeji is a 1930 two-storey plastered storehouse on a granite base, with a tiled roof and fire-sealing stepped doors.

The Kozuki Family Residence West Detached Parlor in Himeji, built in 1930, is reached by a drum bridge and faces the garden with a railing over random stonework.