Former Hane Gakuen Kumano High School of Accounting
Discover the Former Hane Gakuen Kumano Higher Commercial School Building, a newly registered tangible cultural property in Shingu City, Wakayama. This 1937 Western-style school features a unique abacus-decorated entrance, representing Japan's pre-war commercial education heritage.
Former Hashimoto Honjin Ikenaga Family Residence Main
Discover the Former Hashimoto Honjin Ikenaga Family Residence, a nationally registered tangible cultural property in Hashimoto, Wakayama. This early 18th-century machiya once served as an official inn for feudal lords on the road to Koya-san.
Former Hashimoto Honjin Ikenaga Family Residence Storehouse
Discover the historic storehouse of the Former Hashimoto Honjin Ikenaga Family Residence, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in Hashimoto City, Wakayama. This late Edo-period dozo preserves the heritage of a post town that thrived at the crossroads of the Ise Highway and the Koya pilgrimage route.
Former Hashimoto Honjin Ikenaga Family Residence, Detached
The detached drawing room of the former Hashimoto Honjin Ikenaga Residence in Hashimoto City, Wakayama Prefecture, is a nationally registered tangible cultural property built around 1803. Once a guest room where Kishū Domain lord Tokugawa Shigenori stayed, this Edo-period honjin overlooks the Kinokawa River and preserves the heritage of a historic post town on the gateway to Mount Kōya.
Former Chapel of the Hashimoto Christian Church of Japan
Discover the Former Chapel of Nippon Sei Ko Kai Hashimoto Christ Church in Wakayama Prefecture, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property where an early Meiji-era farmhouse from Yoshino was transformed into an Anglican chapel. Explore this rare fusion of Japanese vernacular architecture and Christian heritage near the gateway to Mount Koya.
Hashimoto Police Station Takano Officer Police Station
Discover the Hashimoto Police Station Koya Executive Police Box, a unique Taisho-era wooden police building designed with Buddhist temple motifs, registered as a national tangible cultural property, located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage site Mount Koya, Wakayama.
Ase Family Main House
Ase Family Rice Storehouse
Ase Family Household Tool Storehouse
Ikenosho Lacquerware Shop Main Building
Izumi Family Residence Tatami Room
Iseya Kitakura
Iseya Minamizo
Ikanya House Line Perfume Car Shed
Ichiki Ryokan Old Building
Ichiki Ryokan Entrance Building
Ichiki Ryokan New Building
Ichiki Ryokan Main Building
Ichiki Ryokan Gate and Fence