Meiji
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The Nakano Family Residence Clothing Storehouse in Nagato is a two-storey storehouse dated to 1891 by an ink inscription, its white walls banded by drip tiles.
The Nakano Family Residence Inner Storehouse in Nagato is a mid-Meiji two-storey storehouse joined to the shop by a corridor and plastered right up into its eaves.
The Nakano Family Residence Rice Storehouse in Nagato is a mid-Meiji single-storey storehouse with two stepped, canopied doors, beside the clothing store.
The Nakano Family Residence Shop and Main House in Nagato is a mid-Meiji draper's townhouse with a long frontage on the old road and an open well lined with shelves.
The Nakano Family Residence Wall in Shimonoseki is a Meiji tiled earthen wall 8.3 metres long on a dressed-stone footing, dividing the forecourt from the garden.
The old office of Mutsumi village in Hagi, Yamaguchi, built in 1895, is a gable-fronted timber hall with a hip-and-gable porch, a rare Meiji village office.
The storehouse of the old Mutsumi village office in Hagi, Yamaguchi, built in 1896, keeps its plastered walls and Sekishu tiles together with the office in front.
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.