Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Shimane

A late Edo earthen storehouse in Gotsu, Shimane, 9.9 m long, its ground floor split for rice and straw, with a lean-to on the west where rice was polished.

An 1882 headman's house in Gotsu, Shimane, with a gabled roof of red Sekishu tiles, lean-to eaves, white plaster walls, an earthen work floor and six rooms.

A late Edo two-story earthen storehouse opposite the rear door of a headman's house in Gotsu, Shimane, with boarded floors, rough walls and bamboo roof sheathing.

An early Meiji earthen storehouse on a tall stone base in Gotsu, Shimane, with a red-tiled gable roof and part of the ground floor made into a room with an alcove.

A wooden tool shed of about 1882 north of a headman's house in Gotsu, Shimane, 6.5 m by 2.0 m, with an uneven red-tiled gable, an open east side and an earth floor.

An early Meiji storehouse linked by a corridor to the guest rooms of a Gotsu estate in Shimane, with rare bamboo roof sheathing laid down the slope; registered 2009.

A late Edo one-bay gate on Honmachi-dori in Gotsu, Shimane, 1.7 meters wide, with double rafters, a cloud-bracket beam and carved gable pendants; registered in 2009.

One of three Fujita storehouses in Gotsu, Shimane: a two-story store, 11 by 6.4 meters, its exposed roof on three tiers of beams over an ox beam; registered 2009.

An 1853 house on Honmachi-dori in Gotsu, Shimane, with a red Sekishu-tile gable roof crossed by a smoke vent and a six-room plan; it was registered in 2009.

A Gotsu estate storehouse joined at a right angle to a timber kitchen with two six-mat rooms above, finished in plaster and boards; registered in 2009.

The smallest of three Fujita storehouses in Gotsu, Shimane: a one-story store 6.2 by 5.0 meters turning its red-tiled gable to Honmachi-dori; registered in 2009.

A late Edo wall in Gotsu, Shimane, running 26 meters to divide three forecourts of the Fujita main house, its eaves and finish changing as it goes; registered 2009.

The largest Fujita storehouse in Gotsu, Shimane, with two tatami rooms and a south gable with a lattice and family crest facing a shrine approach; registered 2009.

A late Meiji gate and wall in Gotsu, Shimane: a 1-bay gate with a stone bridge and distinctive brackets, and a 17 m plastered wall on the Honmachi River embankment.

A late Edo timber house in Gotsu, Shimane, plastered right up to the eaves, with a smoke vent and a kagi-zashiki four-room plan typical of the Iwami region.

A mid-Meiji barn in Gotsu, Shimane, built with storehouse walls on the same stone base as the storehouse, with boarded lower walls, a family crest and red tiles.

A mid-Meiji storehouse in Gotsu, Shimane, built on a rough stone base with its ground floor treated like a lean-to, roofed in red Sekishu tiles beside the barn.

A small 1921 storehouse at the Furuhashi Sake Brewery in Tsuwano, 23 m², its door, eave and tiled namako-kabe base turned toward the private garden. Renovated 2003.

A 1921 two-story earthen storehouse at the Furuhashi Sake Brewery in Tsuwano, its 24 m wall of stone, clapboard and plaster on the street, a yeast room upstairs.

The Furuhashi Sake Brewery's 1921 brewing storehouse in Tsuwano, 28 m long and 301 m², with two tiers of windows, iron doors and a big white-plastered east gable.