Taishō
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The 1919 North Storehouse of the Hirayasu residence in Kawanishi City Local Museum: 60 m², two joined buildings, round gable vents and a canopy tied to the house.
The 1919 Inui storehouse in the northwest corner of the Hirayasu residence at Kawanishi City Local Museum, joined to the North Storehouse by a roofed passage.
The Odagaki Family Residence Detached Room is a c.1914 reception wing in Tamba-Sasayama whose Western-style guest room hides behind bamboo and rust-toned plaster.
The Odagaki Family Residence Toilet and Bath Building is a Taisho washroom wing in Tamba-Sasayama with boat-bottom and woven ceilings, joined to the detached room.
The Kiyomizudera Temple Guest Hall in Kato, built in 1917, is a three-room wing for visitors with verandas on three sides under a low hip-and-gable roof.
The Kiyomizudera Temple Honbo in Kato, built in 1917, houses the temple office under one great gabled roof, with a karahafu porch facing the Great Lecture Hall.
The Kiyomizudera Temple Great Lecture Hall in Kato, rebuilt in 1917, is a seven-bay hall under a pyramidal tiled roof holding the image of pilgrimage stop 25.
The Kiyomizudera Temple Bell Tower in Kato, dated 1919, is a tiled belfry on a flared skirt base, set on the stairs and hung with a bell designed by Takeda Goichi.
The Kiyomizudera Temple Konpon Chudo, rebuilt in 1917 on Mount Mitake in Kato, is a five-bay hall with a karahafu porch that keeps a hidden Eleven-Headed Kannon.