Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo

The oldest of six registered buildings on a former headman's estate in Amagasaki: a later-Edo two-storey storehouse, plastered and board-clad, on the street front.

Late Edo main house of a former village headman's estate in Amagasaki, Hyogo: six rooms, two central pillars and plastered walls. Registered 2011. Private.

Early Meiji two-storey barn joined to the main house of a former headman's estate in Amagasaki: earth-floored work space below, two reception rooms above. Private.

A small early Meiji annex on a former headman's estate in Amagasaki: one six-mat room with a tokonoma, a stair to the gatehouse, a lattice window. Registered 2011.

Early Meiji single-storey storehouse in the corner of a former headman's garden in Amagasaki, with namako tile walls and a plaster door bearing a war-fan motif.

Early Meiji two-storey front gate of a former headman's estate in Amagasaki, with zelkova board doors, a wicket on each side and roofs stepped at its sides.

A 1916 clothing storehouse behind a Himeji townhouse, 5.9 by 3.8 m, white plaster with a tiled namako dado on the door side only. Registered in 2014; not open.

A 1900 townhouse on Himeji's Nozato road with a swelling tiled roof, lattice front and black-plastered upper floor with mokkō windows. Registered 2014; exterior.

A 1907 tool storehouse at the back of a Himeji townhouse plot, 14.5 m long, with a boarded dado and two rooms that each have their own door. Registered 2014.

A guest wing of about 1916 behind a Himeji townhouse: hip-and-gable roof, veranda all round, a 10-mat room with kozama and kumiko transoms. Registered 2014; private.

A storehouse of about 1925 behind a Himeji kimono shop, with two rooms that each have a door and lower walls faced with boards and split bamboo. Registered 2014.

A 1925 kimono shop on Himeji's Nozato road: plastered cornice, glazed upper windows, a tatami sales room with coffered ceiling and a former open well. Listed 2014.

An 1899 townhouse beside the 1925 shop of a Himeji kimono store, with lower eaves, plastered rafters and slatted upper windows. Registered in 2014; exterior only.

A small storehouse of about 1899 behind a Himeji kimono merchant's house, with a tiled dado, a stepped fireproof door and a pickle store attached. Registered 2014.

Unshoji's entrance and priests' quarters in Himeji, built about 1930, join a karahafu-roofed entrance to tatami rooms with doors painted with geese, pine and plum.

The Sannodo of Unshoji in Himeji is a small hall of 1931 for the deity Sanno Gongen, a traditional hip-and-gable building given a modern front of glazed doors.

The main gate of Unshoji in Himeji is a mid-Edo bell-tower gate, moved here in 1915, with paired square and round posts and a railed upper storey hung with a bell.

The main hall of Unshoji in Himeji, built in 1751, wraps a pent roof around its tiled hip-and-gable roof, with fan rafters and a six-room Ōbaku Zen plan inside.

The Enichiji Temple Back Gate in Tanba, Hyogo, is a mid-Edo yakuimon gate 2.3 metres wide, the oldest of five registered buildings, with carved beam ends.

The Enichiji Temple Sutra Repository in Tanba, Hyogo, is a late Edo earthen storehouse holding a rare palace-style sutra cabinet with fan rafters in a tall room.

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