Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Shimane

The smallest of Kasen Brewery's five registered buildings in Tsuwano: a late-Edo earthen storehouse on fieldstone footings with namako walls and copper window doors.

A late-Edo single-storey brewing storehouse at Kasen Brewery in Tsuwano, 30 meters long, with an earthen floor in two rooms holding sake barrels. Registered 2010.

A late-Edo two-storey storehouse at the back of Kasen Brewery in Tsuwano, lining a lane with a hip-and-gable north end and a gabled south end. Registered in 2010.

Karakoro Art Studio in Matsue, the former Bank of Japan branch of 1938 by Nagano Uheiji, has a Greek-temple front, a double-height banking hall and a vault.

The former Gotsu town hall in Shimane, a concrete and timber building of 1926 on a shrine approach, has a symmetrical front of pilasters and stepped parapets.

The former post office of Gotsu, Shimane, a tiny mid-Meiji timber building of white plaster with blue frames and a balcony, brightens the old river-port streetscape.

The former Shimane Prefectural Museum of 1958 by Kikutake Kiyonori lifts a box-like top floor on columns south of Matsue Castle, in white and black to suit the keep.

The museum annex of 1969 by Kikutake Kiyonori in Matsue lifts its storage above open galleries, exposed concrete below and white cement above, beside his museum.

Built in 1917 on a hilltop in Matsue, this concrete reservoir splits into two vaulted basins either side of an inspection passage, its entrance faced in stone.

A reinforced-concrete metering house of 1917 on a Matsue hilltop, only 2.5 metres square, with Ionic-style columns of strong entasis flanking its iron door.

The 1917 main gate of the Shogisan reservoir in Matsue has cut-stone posts 2.6 metres high, dressed with fine edokiri edges and banded with white granite.

The former Tadokoro school auditorium in Onan, Shimane, a timber hall of 1928 under a great hip-and-gable roof, tells of schooling in the old town of Mizuho.

Zaima Family Residence Upper Storehouse in Tsuwano is a late Meiji storehouse of 35 m² whose south wall is finished in washed mortar, registered in 2010.

Zaima Family Residence Lower Storehouse in Tsuwano is a late Meiji storehouse, 9.6 m long, with a rice room and a hiai pickle room beside it, registered in 2010.

Zaima Family Residence Main House in Tsuwano is a late Meiji townhouse, 15 m wide, registered in 2010 as a model of design for its lattice-filled upper front.

Zaima Family Residence Pickle Storehouse and Firewood Shed in Tsuwano is a late Meiji outbuilding with a well room, pickle store and firewood shed, registered 2010.

Zaima Family Residence Heya-no-kura in Tsuwano is a late Meiji storehouse of 23 m² with a namako tile base and a copper-shuttered window, registered in 2010.

Zaima Family Residence Main Gate in Tsuwano is a late Meiji bracket-arm gate, 1.7 m wide, with panel doors and a ring-tile ridge, registered as a property in 2010.

Zaima Family Residence Side Gate in Tsuwano is a late Meiji service gate, 1.8 m wide, with board doors and a tiled ryosage roof on the south lane, registered 2010.

The Zaima Brewery Brewing Storehouse in Tsuwano is a 1924 two-storey sake store, 316 m², with staggered windows and a covered bridge to the East Storehouse.

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