Edo
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Nagata Shrine Hiruko Shrine in Kobe is a late Edo shrine to Hiruko, also called Ebisu, moved in 1928; small in plan but tall, with its festival on January 10.
Nagata Shrine Matsuo Shrine in Kobe is a late Edo subsidiary shrine kept in a protective shed before the 1924 fire and reset on a rounded kamebara base in 1928.
The late Edo sake brewery at the Nishio compound in Tambasasayama: an 11-ken fermentation hall with a former koji room, forming the long east frontage of the plot.
The 1733 main house of the Nishio sake-brewing family in Tambasasayama, facing the old San'in Road: a part-hipped roof, earth-floored work area and reception wings.
An 1820 teahouse at the Nishio compound in Tambasasayama: a 3-mat mizuya and 6-mat tea room that converts to 4.5 mats, linked to the main house by a covered walkway.
A late Edo annex in the northeast corner of the Nishio compound in Tambasasayama, along the old San'in Road, with a stepped roof and a side gate to the house.
A late Edo storehouse at the Nishio compound in Tambasasayama: two separate earthen stores under a single okiyane roof, with two doors under the east lean-to roof.
The late Edo gate and wall on the old San'in Road at the Nishio compound in Tambasasayama: boarded and plastered, tiled on the road side, with a copper-roofed gate.
Late Edo plastered wall on a rubble base curving round a former headman's estate in Kawanishi, Hyogo, with a yakuimon rear gate on the back road. Registered 2019.
Late Edo hip-and-gable farmhouse of a former headman's estate in Kawanishi, Hyogo: bracketed eaves, slatted windows above lean-tos, six-room plan. Registered 2019.
1863 L-shaped gatehouse at a former headman's estate in Kawanishi, Hyogo: 40 metres long, with plastered walls and gateways east and south. Registered 2019.
Late Edo earthen wall on the west side of a former headman's estate in Kawanishi, Hyogo: plastered outside, rough clay facing the garden. Registered 2019.
Late Edo plastered garden wall and small cedar-bark gate at a former headman's estate in Kawanishi, Hyogo, turning twice to meet the main house. Registered 2019.
A late Edo townhouse office in Tatsuno with a Meiji pressing house behind it, still holding a press, raw soy sauce tank and brick chimney; registered in 2013.
An 1848 storehouse in Amagasaki, Hyogo, the oldest building on a headman's homestead: two storeys, white plaster up to the eaves band, a roof of round and flat tile.
Homei Sake Brewery Kettle Room and Rice-Washing Room, a late Edo workroom in Tamba-Sasayama, displays the great kettle and wooden steamer used for sake rice.
Homei Sake Brewery Brewing Storehouse is a late Edo sake hall in Tamba-Sasayama about 20 meters long, where visitors can feel music vibrating a fermenting tank.
Homei Sake Brewery Main House, built in 1804 in Tamba-Sasayama, is a brewer's townhouse with a bowed tile roof, now the shop and entrance to a free sake museum.
Homei Sake Brewery Storehouse No. 1, a late Edo storehouse in Tamba-Sasayama, turns a blind plastered wall to the street and closes the frontage at its corner.
Homei Sake Brewery Storehouse No. 2, a late Edo storehouse in Tamba-Sasayama, rises two full storeys under a floating roof above a tiled namako wainscot.