Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Hyogo

Taisho-era gate to the tea quarter of the Kajiwara estate in Oshio, Himeji: cedar-log posts on tall stones, bamboo and log rafters, a cypress-bark roof.

Storehouse of the Naka-Nishi-Kajiwara estate in Tenjin, Oshio, Himeji: built in 1842 per its ridge tag, moved in late Taisho, with two rooms and fine brackets.

Mid-Meiji barn on the west side of the Kajiwara estate in Oshio, Himeji, moved c. 1956, with an open lean-to on the east and clay walls left at the second coat.

Taisho-era shrine in the Kajiwara estate, Oshio, Himeji: a thatched one-bay shinmei-zukuri building of 0.64 m², with ridge posts, on a river-stone base.

Taisho-era parlor south of the Kajiwara main house in Oshio, Himeji: an eight-mat room with a wave-edged katomado and a ceiling after Urasenke's Totsutotsusai.

An 1899 earthen storehouse behind a merchant house in Aboshi, Himeji: 26 m² on two floors with white plaster, plastered eaves and namako tile walls. Registered 2009.

An 1862 merchant house in Aboshi, Himeji: 23 m by 14 m under a stepped hip-and-gable roof whose ridge drops in two places, with a formal entrance. Registered 2009.

A Meiji-period household shrine of 0.31 m² in a merchant compound in Aboshi, Himeji: copper roof, granite base, round posts inside and square posts in front.

A 20 m gatehouse of 1864 fronting a merchant compound in Aboshi, Himeji, with a barred storehouse window, a projecting lattice and a guest entrance. Registered 2009.

A late Edo roofed wall in a merchant compound in Aboshi, Himeji, running 11 m north from the gate with a privy under one roof, plastered outside and open inside.

An 1892 guest wing of a merchant house in Aboshi, Himeji: two tatami rooms with an alcove, a writing bay and a transom carved with rabbits on waves. Registered 2009.

An 1851 two-storey parlor on the river side of a merchant compound in Aboshi, Himeji, extended in 1874, moved in 1958 and wrapped in varied eaves. Registered 2009.

A late Edo bath and privy behind the gate of a merchant compound in Aboshi, Himeji, with round and octagonal tea-room windows, a tiled fence and a torii-shaped gate.

A 1919 sukiya-style guest pavilion at the Hirayasu residence in Kawanishi City Local Museum: an alcove room and anteroom with verandas on two sides, in fine timber.

A 1919 board-walled barn on the north side of the Hirayasu residence in Kawanishi City Local Museum, with an earthen floor, a bracketed eave and a tall tiled wall.

The 1919 entrance wing of the Hirayasu residence at the Kawanishi City Local Museum, with an earthen passage and reception rooms set apart from the main house.

A 1919 one-bay yakuimon gate at the Hirayasu residence in Kawanishi City Local Museum, with a wicket door on one side and a wall turning into the entrance wing.

The 1919 home of the copper-refining Hirayasu family at the Kawanishi City Local Museum: a six-room farmhouse plan with sukiya roofs and modern reception rooms.

The 1919 nagayamon gate of the Hirayasu residence in Kawanishi City Local Museum, the family's everyday entrance, with board skirting and a tall tiled wall.

A square 1919 storehouse at the Hirayasu residence in Kawanishi City Local Museum, with a detached tiled roof and stepped plaster cornices, north of the annex.

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