Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo

The Matsuso Storehouse on the Horikawa canal in Takasago, Hyogo, built in 1823, is a tiled clay-walled store for sea and farm produce from the river-trade era.

In the silver-mining town of Ikuno, the Matsumoto Family Residence Main House joins an early Meiji gabled half to a hipped Taisho extension under one roofline.

A 1928 reinforced concrete gate with four posts on the Nitta estate in Nishinomiya, set back from the road to frame the approach to the Onzan Memorial Hall villa.

A 1928 concrete storehouse on the Nitta estate in Nishinomiya, north of the villa, designed by Kigo Shichiro to match the main house of the Onzan Memorial Hall.

A 151-meter reinforced concrete wall around the Nitta estate in Nishinomiya, its washed-aggregate finish suiting the Western-style villa of the Onzan Memorial Hall.

Originally the servants' quarters of the Nitta estate in Nishinomiya, this 1928 wooden outbuilding by architect Kigo Shichiro is part of the Onzan Memorial Hall.

A wartime reinforced concrete air-raid shelter on the Nitta estate in Nishinomiya, part of the Onzan Memorial Hall, with double blast doors and a domed ceiling.

A 1928 Spanish-style villa in Nishinomiya, home of industrialist Nitta Chojiro, founder of Matsuyama University's forerunner, designed by Kigo Shichiro.

Mikage Public Hall of 1933 in Kobe, built with a gift from Kano Jihei to designs by Shimizu Eiji, gathers varied forms on a modernist base at the heart of Mikage.

The west building of Mikiya in Kinosaki Onsen, Hyogo, built in 1927, is a two-storey inn wing joined to the east building, from the rebuilding after the 1925 quake.

The east building of Mikiya in Kinosaki Onsen, Hyogo, built in 1927, is a three-storey timber inn with a banquet hall from the rebuilding after the 1925 quake.

Just 3.5 square metres, the Mizuguchi Family Residence Well House covers a stone well in Kurokawa, Kawanishi, registered in 2005 with a charcoal farmstead.

The Minatogawa Tunnel in Kobe, built in 1901 through Egeyama hill, is Japan's first river tunnel, 400 metres of horseshoe brick lining, open twice a month.

The 1930 Kōshien Hotel by Frank Lloyd Wright's protégé Endō Arata is now a Mukogawa Women's University campus and registered cultural property in Hyōgo.

Artist Watanuki Kōsuke's 1969 Kobe tea room. A ceramic cookpot crowns its pyramid roof; inside, an umbrella ceiling, bamboo-screen shoji, and a sunken hearth depart from every rule of orthodox tea architecture. Registered Cultural Property since 2023.

Momoshima Bridge in Kinosaki Onsen, Hyogo, a concrete footbridge of 1926 at a bend of the Otani River, has a bowed profile and end posts with lanterns and finials.

The oldest storehouse of a headman's estate in Amagasaki, Hyogo: a small late-Edo two-storey store on granite footings, joined to the main house by a porch.

A late-Edo well at the heart of a headman's estate in Amagasaki, Hyogo: a jointed granite curb 0.8 m square over an 8 m shaft, with a granite washing slab beside it.

A tall one-storey store of about 1905 at the corner of a headman's estate in Amagasaki, Hyogo, with white plaster, dark boards and a deep porch; registered 2009.

A late-Edo headman's house in Amagasaki, Hyogo, moved and rebuilt on site, with a swelling irimoya roof and plaster waves on its corner posts; registered 2009.

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