Edo
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A late Edo storehouse for household goods in Nabari, entered at the gable end, finished in white plaster with a 3-tier eaves band and a namako-kabe tiled base.
A late Edo townhouse and former inn in Nabari with a gabled north wing, a hip-and-gable south wing and a loft storey plastered white into the eaves. Registered 2019.
A late Edo granary in the corner of a Nabari townhouse garden, its clay walls left at the intermediate coat with a 2-tier eaves band, facing the main rooms.
A late Edo farmhouse of 175 square meters in Komono, Mie, with a swelling hip-and-gable tile roof, a small gable and an earth-floored east half. Registered 2020.
A later Edo yakuimon gate in Komono, Mie, 4.2 meters wide, with a swelling tile roof, a signed ridge tile and a drainage channel from Shigemori's 1968 garden.
A late Edo earthen storehouse in Komono, Mie, with a separate floating tile roof, board-clad ground floor, plastered upper floor and copper door. Registered in 2020.