Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Mie

Amikan Head Office Brick Wall in Yokkaichi, Mie: a 46-metre early Showa brick wall with pilasters every 2.2 metres, a solid reminder of modern industry.

Uenoshi Station in Iga, Mie, a three-storey timber station of 1917 built for the Iga Tramway, crosses two gambrel roofs and is loved as a landmark of the town.

The Ota Arch Bridge of 1916 on the Iga Railway in Iga, Mie, runs a brick tunnel under the track between stone portals with a granite keystone, locally called Manbo.

The Ota No. 2 Culvert of 1916 on the Iga Railway in Iga, Mie, carries the track on 23 granite beams laid over stone piers, and still serves as a city road.

The Kuwamachi Overbridge on the Iga Railway in Iga, Mie, is a brick arch of 1922 over a single track, with cross-pierced parapets and a diagonal brick band.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Well House is a late Meiji open shelter in Yokkaichi whose four inward-leaning posts carry a tiled roof over a stone-curbed courtyard well.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Great Brewhouse, built in 1916 in Yokkaichi, is a 32.8-metre, black-clad brewhall over 10 metres tall that still produces sake today in Mie.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Steaming House is a late Meiji hall in Yokkaichi where rice was washed and steamed, with open roof framing and a ridge ventilator for steam.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery North Archive Storehouse is an early Showa vault in Yokkaichi, built to copy its late Meiji neighbour's white plaster and eaves band.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Former Rice Storehouse is a mid Meiji grain store in Yokkaichi, beside the old rice mill, with a stone-framed door and exposed roof framing.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Former Rice Mill is a mid Meiji rice-polishing hall in Yokkaichi with artificial-stone door frames, set by the main gate and family house.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Artesian Well, built in 1916 in Yokkaichi, is a set of brick and concrete tanks for self-flowing water that gave the label Fukii its name.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Main House, built in 1891 in Yokkaichi, Mie, is a black-plastered brewer's home with a through passage and six rooms, framing the street front.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Storehouse and Office is a late Meiji building in Yokkaichi that pairs a sake store with the office, marked by tall windows in plaster frames.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Barn is a long two-storey Meiji utility building in Yokkaichi that ends the continuous boarded wall running beside the old rice mill and store.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery West Earthen Wall is a late Meiji roofed timber wall in Yokkaichi, 19 metres long, with white plaster panels and bracketed, tiled eaves.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery West Reception Wing, an 1898 guest wing in Yokkaichi, links to the family house by a corridor, with four tatami rooms facing a small garden.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Bottling House is a late Meiji two-storey hall in Yokkaichi where sake was bottled, with split vertical and lapped boards and two window tiers.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery Pressing House is a late Meiji building in Yokkaichi where sake was pressed in a sunken bay lined with small tiles on the brewery's west edge.

Ishikawa Sake Brewery South Archive Storehouse is a late Meiji clay-walled vault in Yokkaichi with white plaster, an eaves band and a washed-aggregate base.

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