Muromachi
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The main hall of Hakusan Shrine in Suzu, near the tip of the Noto Peninsula, is a three-bay nagare-style hall of the late Muromachi period, key to medieval styles.
The main hall of Fujitsuhiko Shrine in Nanao, on the Noto Peninsula, is a three-bay nagare-style hall of the Muromachi period, a rare medieval survival in Hokuriku.
The main hall of Matsuo Shrine in Shika, Ishikawa, a nagare-style hall of about 1559 kept in a shelter, is one of the few medieval buildings of Hokuriku.
The stone pagoda of Myosenji in Anamizu, Noto, from the early Muromachi period (1333 to 1392), copies a timber pagoda in stone; it was damaged in the 2024 quake.
The stone five-ring stupa at Yakuoin Temple in Yamashiro Onsen dates from the early Muromachi period and was designated an Important Cultural Property in 1957.