Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Yamaguchi

A T-shaped house of about 1931 in Hofu, Yamaguchi, joining reception and living wings under a hipped-and-gabled roof, with openwork transoms and a Western office.

A half-bay-deep storage shed and privy built about 1931 on a Hofu estate. Its board-clad back doubles as the north boundary wall, making it part of the street front.

A roofed gate and 48-metre wall of local pink cinder brick, half a brick thick with a sawtooth top on the street side, fronting a 1931 estate in Hofu, Yamaguchi.

Registered in 2024, the 1921 banquet hall of Ryotei Takadai in Hagi opens to about one hundred tatami mats with no pillar, spanned by a hidden Western truss.

Late Taisho work registered in 2024, the entrance of Ryotei Takadai in Hagi carries a carved strut above its beam, and a tatami corridor runs on to the banquet hall.

The oldest of the three registered Takadai buildings in Hagi, this early Meiji earthen storehouse held the trays and tableware for a hundred-mat banquet hall.

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