Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Osaka

The Hiroumi Family Residence High Wall in Kaizuka, Osaka, is a 21-meter early-Meiji earthen wall, black-plastered on the street side, linking house and barn.

The Hiroumi Family Residence Middle Storehouse in Kaizuka, Osaka, is a tiny two-storey storehouse said to be the oldest on the site, older than the 1861 main house.

The Hiroumi Family Residence Barn in Kaizuka, Osaka, is a mid-Meiji thick-walled work building on the corner of the lot, once earth-floored throughout.

The Hiroumi Family Residence Annex in Kaizuka, Osaka, is a late-Meiji retirement cottage with a tea room, a tile-and-copper roof and cypress bark on its walls.

In Fukae, Osaka, the former Koda residence's inui storehouse is an earthen dan-gura raised against floods, its west wall set with twin round windows above a tiled fence.

In Fukae, Osaka, the former Koda residence's front gate stands between two storehouses, its deep eaves, thick doors and stone steps marking a former headman's standing.

In Fukae, Osaka, the former Koda residence's 1935 main house sets a farmhouse ground floor beneath a modern upper floor, and alone of the four is cited as a design model.

In Fukae, Osaka, the former Koda residence's storehouse is an earthen barn with its floor set in three tiers against floods, a raised central ridge hiding a half-floor.

At the northwest corner of the Fujii estate in Higashiosaka stands a late-Edo tool storehouse, 5.9 metres of earthen wall under formal round-and-flat tile.

The Fujii main gate in Higashiosaka pairs keyaki doors with an attendants' waiting room, joining the Inui-gura storehouse to form one composed street elevation.

Built in late Meiji, the Fujii rice store carries a mokko crest motif on its sliding earthen door and round windows cut through both gable walls, at the plot's rear.

A Taisho-era working shed on the Fujii estate in Higashiosaka, roofed with round poles over a packed earth floor: the plain end of a carefully graded residence.

The largest Fujii outbuilding, this early-Showa parlour pairs an eight-mat room with glazed screens and an alcove pierced by an Oribe window from the tea room.

Sixty-one metres of tile-capped earthen wall run the eastern edge of the Fujii estate to meet the main gate, pierced only by one modest bracketed side gate.

A 13-square-metre earthen storehouse joined to a merchant house in Hirano, Osaka, registered in 2015 and apparently cut back after an 1895 geomancy reading.

The Fujimoto Family Residence Clothing Storehouse is a late Edo earthen store in Fujiidera, Osaka, its west wall continuing the main house wall. Registered 2006.

A mid-Meiji okiyane-roofed storehouse in the southeast corner of the Fujino estate in Fujiidera, split into a rice store, a tool store and a strip for long items.

Built in 1893 at the center of a village headman's estate in Fujiidera, this 396 m² farmhouse has a black-plastered front, mushiko windows and a wide doma.

A mid-Meiji udekimon gate 2.2 m wide fronts the Fujino estate in Fujiidera, with a wicket door, an attendants' room and grey wing walls seen from the street.

Built in the mid-Meiji period for Java sparrows and other small birds, this aviary on the Fujino estate in Fujiidera is 11.6 m long, 1.8 m deep and latticed.

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