Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Shimane

Yamamoto Family Residence Rear Nagaya, a late Edo two-story building at the west end of a long plot in Mori, Yasugi, with an earth-floored gateway and washing place.

Yamamoto Family Residence Kamaya, a 10-square-meter late Edo hut behind the main house in Mori, Yasugi, with chestnut posts, earth-plaster walls and a board skirt.

Yamamoto Family Residence Small Storehouse, a 10-square-meter late Edo kura for tools in Mori, Yasugi, with board-guarded plaster walls and a door in the east gable.

Yamamoto Family Residence Rice Storehouse, an early Meiji kura at the back of a long plot in Mori, Yasugi, with a cattle shed on its west side and plain earth walls.

Yamamoto Family Residence Main House, an 1884 town house on the old road in Mori, Yasugi, with a low attic floor, shuttered front, through passage and garden room.

Yamamoto Family Residence New Storehouse, an 1884 kura for clothing behind the main house in Mori, Yasugi, with double doors, a plaster band and dressed stone base.

Yamamoto Family Residence Front Storehouse, an early Meiji kura behind the main house in Mori, Yasugi, with a floating roof, vented stone base and hooded window.

Shimane’s registered properties across designations, with featured heritage and travel notes.

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