Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo

An 1881 landowner's house in Kashu, Minamiawaji, home of the Tanaka Manbei line: a hip-and-gable tiled roof, a central corridor and a sukiya-style tea room wing.

The c.1887 main house of a leading farm family in Tonouchi, Amagasaki: hip-and-gable pantile roof, plastered upper walls, slatted windows, two formal front rooms.

A c.1887 roofed wall wrapping the Tanaka compound in Amagasaki for 64 meters, white plaster over charred cedar on a cut-stone base, framing the way to the east gate.

The c.1887 main gate of the Tanaka compound in Amagasaki: a gabled timber gate with a 2.1-meter opening, single-board zelkova doors and a wicket in a plastered wall.

A c.1887 two-story inner storehouse joined to the Tanaka main house in Amagasaki, on a cut-stone base, with plastered walls, a boarded base and a round-tile roof.

The Nagata Family Residence Pond Stonework in Minamiawaji is a Meiji pond of cut sandstone, 2.7 m deep, with stones shaped as a gourd and a cup. Registered in 2011.

The Nagata Family Residence Furniture Storehouse in Minamiawaji is a Meiji storehouse linked to the guest wing, with two tatami rooms upstairs. Registered in 2011.

The Nagata Family Residence Main House in Minamiawaji, Awaji Island, is a large Meiji farmhouse with a six-room plan, registered in 2011 as a model of design.

The Nagata Family Residence High Wall in Minamiawaji is a 4.3 m Meiji wall whose shutters came down in summer to let in the river breeze. Registered in 2011.

The Nagata Family Residence Service Gate in Minamiawaji is a small Meiji gate whose stone sill is notched for cartwheels bringing in rice. Registered in 2011.

The Nagata Family Residence Storehouse in Minamiawaji is a large late-Taisho storehouse whose east gable was cut back when the road was widened. Registered in 2011.

The Nagata Family Residence Nagayamon Gate in Minamiawaji is a 17 m gatehouse of 1904 with a storeroom on one side and servants' rooms on the other. Registered 2011.

The Nagata Family Residence Detached Zashiki in Minamiawaji is an 1888 guest wing whose veranda projects over a pond with a Western-style rail. Registered in 2011.

The Nagata Family Residence Munamon Gate and Wall in Minamiawaji is a Meiji one-bay gate with temple-style carving and a tiled earthen wall. Registered in 2011.

Nagata Shrine Amaterasu Shrine in Kobe is a tiny 1928 shrine to the sun goddess inside the lattice wall, echoing the main hall with round pillars and a railing.

Nagata Shrine Izumo Taisha Shrine in Kobe is a late Edo shrine to Okuninushi, moved here in 1928, deeper than it is wide and crowned with chigi and katsuogi.

Nagata Shrine Corridor and Side Gate in Kobe are the 1928 corridors flanking the Shinmon Gate, slat-walled outside and open inside to mark a sacred boundary.

Nagata Shrine Kagura Hall in Kobe is a 1928 hip-and-gable stage for sacred dance, its body extended front and back into a cross-shaped plan with a railed veranda.

Nagata Shrine Talisman Office and Annex in Kobe is the 1928 amulet counter beside the Shinmon Gate, glazed toward the inner grounds and still in daily use.

Nagata Shrine Shinmon Gate in Kobe is a 1928 eight-legged gate added when the precinct was replanned, three bays wide, red-lacquered and set slightly off axis.

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