Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo

The Kaimei Building of Amagasaki City Hall, a concrete school of 1937 laid out in an L, has a quarter-round entrance hall below a half-cylinder stair tower.

The Osho Community Hall in Amagasaki, the former Osho village office of 1937 by Murano Togo, has brown tile walls and ornament of birds of prey and plants.

The 1925 storehouse and barn of the Arai estate in Suma, Kobe: a plastered store on a stone base and an earthen-floored barn under a stepped gabled roof.

The 1925 main house of the Arai estate above the Suma shore in Kobe. A refined two-storey wooden home with a central corridor and a formal sea-facing interior.

The rear hall of the Shotokuden at Ikarugadera in Taishi, Hyogo, built in 1916 to a design by Ito Heizaemon, is an octagonal hall under three tiers of varied roofs.

The middle hall of the Shotokuden at Ikarugadera in Taishi, Hyogo, built in 1916 to a design by Ito Heizaemon, links the front and rear halls of the temple.

A 1933 bracket-arm gate on a street in Ashiya Midorigaoka: gabled pantiles, copper eaves and adze-marked board doors. Registered 2024. A private home.

A tiny early Meiji well house by the front gate of the Ishido estate in Sayo, Hyogo: a copper roof, a stone well curb and a curved karahafu gable; registered 2012.

A late Edo yakuimon gate 2.6 m wide at the south front of the Ishido estate in Sayo, Hyogo, with round-and-flat tiles and a butterfly crest; registered 2012.

A tall two-story Meiji barn and a gate with a sliding door and wicket on the west side of the Ishido estate in Sayo, Hyogo, registered together in 2012; not open.

A two-story late Edo earthen storehouse on the east side of the Ishido estate in Sayo, Hyogo, split into an inner store and a rice store; registered 2012.

A late Edo thatched farmhouse in Sayo, Hyogo, 22.7 m long, with an earth-floored work area and eight raised rooms; a typical big Harima house registered in 2012.

An early Meiji gate 1.3 m wide before the main entrance of the Ishido estate in Sayo, Hyogo, with a swelling copper roof and part see-through walls; registered 2012.

A short late Edo wall at the Ishido estate in Sayo, Hyogo, stepping up from the rice storehouse to the rear wall, white plaster over a board base; registered 2012.

A 45 m late Edo earthen wall running from the front gate of the Ishido estate in Sayo, Hyogo, on fitted cut stone, with a small east gate; registered 2012.

A mid-Meiji detached guest wing at the Ishido estate in Sayo, Hyogo: two rooms, a corner veranda, and a finely worked railing and transoms; registered in 2012.

Inaoka Family Residence Main Building, Kasai, Hyogo: a late Meiji brewer's house that doubled as the brewery office, with mushiko windows over the tsushi loft.

Inaoka Family Residence Detached Wing, Kasai: an early Showa guest wing of two eight-mat rooms, with a one-room Western annex in French tile and rough render.

Built in 1853 at Fukuyoshi in Sayo, Hyogo, this thatched two-storey farmhouse keeps a formal shikidai entrance and an eight-room plan. Registered 2024. Not open.

This late Edo storehouse behind the Inoue main house at Fukuyoshi in Sayo, Hyogo, has earthen walls stopped at the middle coat, a stone plinth and pantiles.

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