Edo
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Homei Sake Brewery Pressing House and Koji Room joins a column-free Edo pressing room, now a concert hall too, to a koji room with walls packed with rice husks.
A late Edo merchant house on Yamasaki's sake brewery street in Shiso, Hyogo, registered nationally in 2024. Mushiko windows, carved eaves brackets, a cafe inside.
A late Edo tool storehouse joined to the Maeno main house on Yamasaki's brewery street in Shiso, Hyogo. Registered in 2024 for the frontage it completes.
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.
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 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.
Tile-capped walls 58 m long on the north and south of a headman's estate in Amagasaki, Hyogo, Edo and Meiji in date, black plaster over boards with a white line.
A late-Edo gatehouse 18 m long fronting a former headman's estate in Amagasaki, Hyogo, with a room and storeroom either side of its central passage; registered 2009.
A late-Edo barn on the south side of a headman's estate in Amagasaki, Hyogo, cut through by a gated passage 3.2 m wide in the nagayamon style; registered 2009.
An 1838 main house in Itami, Hyogo, with a 262 m² irimoya roof, a shikidai entrance and mushiko-mado windows. Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 2024.
The Niomon Gate of Yoryuji in Taka, Hyogo, a mid-Edo two-storey gate at the foot of the precinct, is well proportioned and shows Daibutsu-style influence.
The main hall of Yoryuji in Taka, Hyogo, built in 1751 on the upper terrace, is a full-scale Tendai hall with a coffered outer sanctuary and a large shrine cabinet.
The Odagaki Shoten Former Sake Brewery is a late Edo earthen storehouse in Tamba-Sasayama, registered with its well and spanned inside by two posts and raked beams.
The Odagaki Shoten Store is a late Edo town house on the old Kyo Kaido in Tamba-Sasayama, with plastered eaves and drip tiles, still in use as the firm's main shop.
The Odagaki Family Residence Miso Storehouse is a tiny late Edo earthen store in Tamba-Sasayama with its own well house, built for the family kitchen, not the trade.
Ashida Family Residence Storage Shed, a late Edo two-storey farm shed in Tanba, Hyogo, open on its east side on both floors, with lean-to roofs and an outhouse.
Ashida Family Residence Main House, a late Edo two-storey thatched silk farmhouse in Tanba, Hyogo, with tiled lean-to roofs and nine tatami rooms, now a café.
An 1805 storehouse beside the Hirao gatehouse in Morio, Toyooka, moved here in early Showa: 2 storeys of white plaster on cut stone under a floating roof.
The late Edo gatehouse of the Hirao estate in Morio, Toyooka: 13 metres long, with double doors, a wicket, a storeroom and a boarded room, flanked by storehouses.