Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo

The Northwest Storehouse at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 two-story white plastered store on a vented stone base, the largest of four on the estate (40 m²).

The Front Gate of Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 gatehouse eight bays long, red bengara and yellow plaster, with a gate room and tool store. Free entry.

The Service Gate at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 everyday gate 4.2 m wide between the main house and tool shed, its ridge tucked under the house eaves.

The 1934 Water Tower at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, pumped well water to a raised tank that fed flush toilets. It was registered as hard to reproduce, unique here.

The Brushwood Room at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 woodshed on the forecourt, finished in red bengara and yellow plaster to match the Front Gate.

The thatched 1934 main house of Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, hides a truss frame under its roof and adds a reception wing and flush guest toilet. Free to visit.

Tomita Kumasaku's 1934 study at Seishikan, Inagawa, Hyogo, is a plastered storehouse with tatami over an iron floor heated from a fire chamber below, ondol-style.

The Charcoal Room at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a small 1934 shed with mokko crest-shaped high windows and a tiled canopy running on from the Tool Room.

The 1934 tea room at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, pairs a four-and-a-half-mat room with a tiled chair-seated tea area and glazed windows. Rentable and often open.

The Tool Room at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 red and yellow shed with crest-shaped high windows, a stepped-roof toilet bay and a shared canopy.

The Earthen Wall at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 tiled clay wall running about 98 m on a tall stone base around the estate, with a back door and back gate.

The 1934 attendants' shelter at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, sets posts on low concrete walls under a curved beam, corrugated roof and bamboo ceiling. 4.2 m².

The Middle Storehouse at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 two-story plastered store on a high vented stone plinth, the center of three behind the water tower.

The Garden Wall at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 13 m tiled wall of 1934 between forecourt and inner garden, boarded on one face and cedar bark on the other.

The Guardhouse at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 watchman's lodge at the entrance path, with a gently curved tile roof, two small rooms and a veranda.

The Miso Room at Seishikan in Inagawa, Hyogo, is a 1934 plastered storehouse of 11 m² whose red bengara door and bracketed canopy tie it to the sheds beside it.

A late Edo farmhouse at Tatsuno, Hyogo, that served as the honjin of Senbon-juku. Its shikidai entrance and hon-kawara roof mark a headman's rank; registered 2004.

A mid-Meiji two-storey dozo on the eastern edge of the Utsumi estate at Tatsuno, Hyogo. Boarded on two faces, plastered to the eaves on the rest; registered in 2004.

A late Edo gatehouse facing the old Himeji-Tottori highway at Tatsuno, Hyogo. A tatami room lies west of the gate, a board-floored room east; registered 2004.

The Somatani Sabo Dam in Nada, Kobe, completed in 1956, is a gravity concrete erosion-control dam with a slit in its spillway, said to be the first of its type.

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