Taishō
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An early Taisho brick wall at Matsuo Sake Brewery in Kami, Kochi, 35 courses of header bond with a later elliptical arch, set against white storehouse plaster.
The early Taisho main house built for Nomura Mokuma in Nahari, Kochi: an 18-metre two-storey block with weatherboarding and tall windows under a tiled irimoya roof.
An early Taisho ishiguro wall in Nahari, Kochi: 6 m of beach stones in a binding mix on a cut-stone base, locked by corner stones and capped with a small tiled roof.
An early Taisho ishiguro wall on a lane in Nahari, Kochi: 19 m of beach stone with a small tiled cap and, near its middle, a back door framed by a red brick arch.
An early Taisho ishiguro wall in Nahari, Kochi, running 19 m along the street with a turn. Its beach stones and tiled cap shape the townscape; seen from the road.