Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Saitama

A single-story wing added around 1897 on the Takazawa estate in Gyoda, Saitama, for the master: three eight-mat rooms with alcoves under a half-hipped roof.

A 1928 eight-span steel girder bridge carrying the old Nakasendo over the Koyama River in Saitama, registered in 2008, with granite parapets and brick abutments.

Flat single-span stone arch of 1889 on the old Isesaki road in Honjo, Saitama, with pentagonal voussoirs; the oldest stone arch bridge still in use in Saitama.

Clubhouse of 1963 by Antonin Raymond at the Tokyo Golf Club in Sayama, Saitama, with log posts and beams and a lodge-like lounge round a fireplace; members only.

The main house of the Tokorozawa Local Art Museum in Saitama, built in 1854 for a family of doctors, has a formal shikidai entrance and now serves as a gallery.

The storehouse of the Tokorozawa Local Art Museum in Saitama, built in the early Meiji era, has white plaster walls with black-framed openings beside the gate.

The gatehouse of the Tokorozawa Local Art Museum in Saitama, built in 1855 by the carpenter of the main house, has matching rooms either side of its passage.

Village kabuki stage of 1899 at Yasaka Shrine in Tochiya, Chichibu, Saitama, with a fully opening front and a movable raised platform; a rare regional shrine stage.

The gate and 75-metre brick wall around a Kawaguchi foundry estate in Saitama. English bond, 2.7 metres high, capped by a pantiled roof. Listed in 2019.

A brick-and-timber building of about 1900 on a Kawaguchi estate in Saitama, where a foundry owner ran the prefecture's first electric lighting. Flemish bond.

A household strongroom of 1905 on a Kawaguchi foundry estate in Saitama, limewashed above and rendered like masonry below, in line with two reception wings.

A late Taisho outbuilding on a Kawaguchi foundry estate in Saitama, with an earth floor, an open lean-to across the front and a barred storage loft above it.

A Western house of about 1922 at the centre of a Kawaguchi foundry estate in Saitama, with German render, tall windows and Secession detailing at the porch.

A tool store of about 1911 on a Kawaguchi foundry estate in Saitama. An English-bond shell plastered to look traditional, and the smallest of the seven.

A reception wing of about 1905 on a Kawaguchi foundry estate in Saitama: two antechambers, a ten-mat formal room and a veranda, older than the Western wing.

A foundry family's house of about 1938 in central Kawaguchi, Saitama, its hip-and-gable pantile body fronted by a projecting Western wing in glazed tile.

A 1953 timber nursery building in Fukaya, Saitama, across the prefectural border from its parent church in Gunma and modeled on the main school. Registered 2008.

The Anglican chapel of Kawagoe Christ Church in Saitama, a 1921 brick building by William Wilson, closes a T-junction with Gothic windows and a square tower.

The brick gate of Kumagaya Saint Paul's Church in Saitama, built in 1919, faces the chapel porch and repeats the chapel's brickwork with a band of upright bricks.

The chapel of Kumagaya Saint Paul's Church in Saitama, built in 1919 to William Wilson's design, is a single-nave brick hall with a bell tower and scissor trusses.

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