Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Oita

Built around 1913 as the Ichimiro restaurant beside the Inaba River in Taketa, Oita, this wooden hall keeps tatami rooms below and a staged banquet room above.

An 1864 yakuimon gate at the Tada headman's estate in Bungo-Ono, Oita, set before the Onari-yashiki to receive the Usuki lord, with a gently sweeping roof.

An 1864 hall at the Tada headman's estate in Bungo-Ono, Oita, built to receive the lord of Usuki and later used as the Meiji district office. Registered property.

An 1864 rice storehouse at the Tada headman's estate in Bungo-Ono, Oita, raised on a stone base with namako tiles and plastered walls. Registered property.

The 1864 main house of the Tada headman's estate in Bungo-Ono, Oita, set beside the Onari-yashiki around a garden and given a deliberately humbler design.

The main building of Chikushitei in Nakatsu, Oita, built in 1914 and extended in 1922, wraps two courtyards in a closed ring plan and holds a 52-mat hall upstairs.

The detached wing of Chikushitei in Nakatsu, Oita, sits across a water channel behind the main house: three late-Taisho volumes, each alcove built differently.

A small 1924 ridge gate on the west side of the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu, Oita, 2 metres wide, with two stone steps outside and brick walls running off each side.

A 1924 slag brick chimney wedged between two buildings on the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu, Oita. It served the bathhouse of the living quarters and tapers upward.

The only one of 15 structures on this Nakatsu estate registered as a model of design. Built in 1924, its 190 square metre plan carries three stepped roofs.

Added around 1945, this 51 square metre annexe is the only building on the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu not dating from 1924. Flues under its floor heat the room.

A 1924 brick boundary wall enclosing the north west corner of the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu, Oita, on a rusticated granite foundation under a stone coping.

This 1924 reception building on the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu turns an L in plan, with gable faces south and east. Its shoin rooms use figured timber.

A 1924 brick water tower on the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu, Oita. Slag brick a single leaf thick carries a tank near the top, capped by a small copper roof.

Built in 1924 and registered in 2001, this 211 square metre house is the largest structure on the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu, Oita, with lower eaves all round.

A 1924 brick store of 175 square metres in the north west corner of the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu, roofed with king post trusses and lit by barred high windows.

A 1924 ridge gate of one bay on the east side of the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu, Oita. Built of good zelkova, 3.0 metres wide, with brick walls each side.

Built in 1924, this 51 square metre gatehouse on the east side of the Hisatsune estate at Nakatsu, Oita combines a wide passage with a Western style office.

A 1924 storehouse of 37 square metres beside the inner parlor at Nakatsu, Oita. Heavy iron double doors and a flat cement render were chosen to keep fire out.

An 1924 brick and timber storehouse at Nakatsu, Oita with a strongroom below, a Western parlour above and a semi basement. It once carried a lookout turret.

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