Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Mie

This early Meiji retaining wall in Matsusaka, Mie, runs 48 metres in undressed river cobbles, with a recess collecting spring water. Registered in 2013.

Just 7.2 square metres, this early Showa tool store in Matsusaka, Mie, was registered in 2013 for the way it closes a former medicine dealer's walled compound.

An early Meiji house on the Wakayama Kaido in Matsusaka, Mie, this 172-square-metre home of a medicine dealer was listed as a Cultural Property in 2013.

Set on the cobble wall along the east edge of a Matsusaka compound in Mie, this Meiji plastered wall runs 16 metres, its ridge stepping down midway. Listed 2013.

Kasetsuen, the 1922 detached reception wing of the Shimozu Residence in Isshinden, Tsu, has a raised alcove platform and a four-mat tea room, En'an. Listed 2014.

The outer waiting arbour of the Shimozu Residence in Tsu, Mie, covers only 8 square metres, pairs a wall bench with a free one, and is framed in logs. Listed 2014.

The Shimozu gatehouse in Isshinden, Tsu, faces the street before Senjuji. Its lattices and slatted windows mark a late-Edo temple retainer's home. Listed 2014.

Registered in 2011, Jakushoji Kannon Hall in Ise buries its timber frame under thick storehouse plaster, and shelters a Kannon image tied to Senhime's memory.

Dated to 1839 by its ridge tag, Jakushoji Konpira Hall in Ise packs full temple carpentry into seventeen square metres. A dragon covers its mirror ceiling.

Jakushoji Gate in Ise was raised around 1797 by Gessen, the painter-monk who gave his fees to the poor. Its zelkova frame carries almost no carving at all.

Built around 1935 at Juryoji temple in Kuwana, Mie, this 16-square-metre concrete hall sets a vaulted roof above a Japanese cusped gable carried on fluted columns.

A one-bay concrete bell tower of about 1935 at Juryoji temple in Kuwana, Mie. Arches span its posts below a pyramidal roof, and washed aggregate patterns its faces.

The North Building of Shirakawa Elementary School in Kameyama, Mie, is a 1954 timber wing joined to its twin by three corridors across a courtyard. Registered 2009.

Registered in 2009, the 1954 South Building of Shirakawa Elementary School in Kameyama, Mie, is a 58-metre timber wing whose dormer gable fronts a working school.

The 1909 Renaissance-style brick museum of the Grand Shrine of Ise, designed by Katayama Tokuma and registered in 1998, with terracotta walls and a dome.

The 1905 agricultural museum of the Grand Shrine of Ise, designed by Katayama Tokuma and registered in 1998, with a Japanese exterior and Western framing.

A 1909 timber office at Matsusaka Castle ruins with a copper karahafu porch in daibutsuyo style and a Western reading room, used since 1988 as the Oshokaku tea room.

A 1909 four-legged timber gate, 2.7 meters wide, at Matsusaka Castle ruins, with a gabled tile roof, wicket doors and beam ends carved in the daibutsuyo style.

A small 2-storey earthen storehouse of 1909 at Matsusaka Castle ruins, with brick footings and lime-plaster walls under clapboarding, linked to the office.

A tile-roofed timber wall of 1909, 11 meters in 9 bays, running from the society's office to Motoori Norinaga's house at Matsusaka Castle ruins, with lattice above.

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