Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Osaka

This mid-Meiji clay-walled barn, 11.7 m by 4.9 m, stands in the east row of the Fujino estate in Fujiidera, with a canopy to the yard and a passage at its north end.

Dated 1874, the oldest Fujino structure in Fujiidera, this 16.8 m row house puts an east gate, attendants' room and cow stall under one roof, with barred windows.

This mid-Meiji earthen wall, 19.2 m long and 2.3 m high, closes the west side of the Fujino estate: earth 0.4 m thick on a stone base under a tiled coping.

The smallest of the nine Fujino structures in Fujiidera, this 14 m² mid-Meiji shed has bare earth walls, a boarded base and an open half-bay on its north side.

A 1.6 m roji gate with sliding doors and 8 m of ichimonji-tiled wall run from the main house entrance of the Fujino estate, dividing the front and main gardens.

The Fujimoto Family Residence Back Gate is a small early Meiji gate on the south side of an estate in Fujiidera, Osaka, leading to the work yard. Registered in 2006.

The Fujimoto Family Residence Front Gate is an early Meiji gatehouse in Fujiidera, Osaka, on the lane south of Fujiidera temple, finished in board and black plaster.

The Fujimoto Family Residence North Rice Storehouse is an early Meiji storehouse in Fujiidera, Osaka, joined to the main house by the accounts corner.

The Fujimoto Family Residence Main House is a late Edo farmhouse in Fujiidera, Osaka, whose west wall anchors the lane below Fujiidera temple. Registered in 2006.

The Fujimoto Family Residence Tool Storehouse is a two-storey early Meiji storehouse in Fujiidera, Osaka, with a round-and-flat tile roof and white plaster walls.

The Fujimoto Family Residence West Barn is an early Meiji barn at the southwest corner of an estate in Fujiidera, Osaka, its walls merging with its neighbours.

The Fujimoto Family Residence Annex is an early Meiji guest wing in Fujiidera, Osaka, with two six-mat rooms, an alcove and a north veranda. Registered in 2006.

The Fujimoto Family Residence East Barn is a long, narrow early Meiji barn in Fujiidera, Osaka, six bays by one, boarded on the street and open to its work yard.

The Fujimoto Family Residence South Rice Storehouse is a two-storey early Meiji storehouse at the corner of an estate in Fujiidera, Osaka, with three rooms.

Homyoji Temple Priests' Quarters in Fukae, Osaka, was built in 1797, with a low loft story, a gabled formal entrance porch and nine tatami rooms; registered in 2023.

Homyoji Temple Bell Tower in Fukae, Osaka, dates from 1713. Its gabled tile roof, carved brackets, tapered posts and cut-stone base led to registration in 2023.

Homyoji Temple Main Hall in Fukae, Osaka, dates from 1694. Its raised inner sanctuary with round columns and its five-bay front led to registration in 2023.

Homyoji Temple Yakuimon Gate in Fukae, Osaka, built in 1795, stands at the end of a path off the old Nara road, with a hip-and-gable roof and coffered ceiling.

A small early Taisho gatehouse in Hirakata, Osaka, with a wicket-door gateway, a tool barn and black plaster walls over weatherboards. Registered in 2019.

A small early Meiji rice storehouse in Hirakata, Osaka, with a detached tile roof and lime plaster carried over the eaves, on the north street. Registered 2019.

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