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List of Important Cultural Properties of Japan (Taishō period: structures)

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This list is of Japanese structures dating from the Taishō period (1912–1926) that have been designated Important Cultural Properties.[1] As of October 2016, ninety-six properties with two hundred and twenty-seven component structures have been so designated.[2]

Structures

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Structure Date Municipality Prefecture Comments Image Coordinates Ref.
Former Temiya Railway Facilities
旧手宮鉄道施設
kyū-Temiya tetsudō shisetsu
1916-19 Otaru Hokkaido designation comprises six components, two from the Taishō period: the water tank (1916) and turntable (1919) 43°12′43″N 141°00′01″E / 43.21190863°N 141.00037116°E / 43.21190863; 141.00037116 (Former Temiya Railway Facilities) [1] [2]
Ōtani Hongan-ji Hakodate Betsu-in
大谷派本願寺函館別院
Ōtani-ha Honganji Hakodate betsu-in
1912-25 Hakodate Hokkaido designation comprises three components: the hondō (1915), shōrō, and main gate 41°45′47″N 140°42′50″E / 41.76297283°N 140.71395981°E / 41.76297283; 140.71395981 (Ōtani Hongan-ji Hakodate Betsu-in) [3] [4] [5]
Hakodate Haristos Greek Orthodox Church
函館ハリストス正教会復活聖堂
Hakodate Harisutosu seikyōkai fukkatsu seidō
1916 Hakodate Hokkaido the sound of the church bell is one of the 100 Soundscapes of Japan 41°45′46″N 140°42′44″E / 41.76281284°N 140.71223236°E / 41.76281284; 140.71223236 (Hakodate Haristos Greek Orthodox Church) [6]
Iwate University Department of Agriculture
岩手大学農学部(旧盛岡高等農林学校)
Iwate daigaku nōgakubu
1912 Morioka Iwate designation comprises two components, one from the Taishō period: the former main building (1912) 39°42′49″N 141°08′20″E / 39.71350333°N 141.13876763°E / 39.71350333; 141.13876763 (Iwate University Department of Agriculture) [7]
Former Takahashi Family Residence
旧高橋家住宅
kyū-Takahashi-ke jūtaku
1924 Ōshū Iwate designation comprises seven components, two from the Taishō period: two storehouses (1924) 39°08′29″N 141°08′23″E / 39.14128347°N 141.1396203°E / 39.14128347; 141.1396203 (Former Takahashi Family Residence) [8] [9]
Chiba Family Residence
千葉家住宅
Chiba-ke jūtaku
1912-25 Tōno Iwate designation comprises five components, one from the Taishō period: the stone storehouse 39°20′27″N 141°26′30″E / 39.34076665°N 141.44172789°E / 39.34076665; 141.44172789 (Chiba Family Residence) [10]
Kon Family Residence
金家住宅
Kon-ke jūtaku
1913-25 Kitaakita Akita designation comprises four components, two from the Taishō period: the western-style residence (1925) and rice storehouse (1913) 40°07′45″N 140°20′55″E / 40.12921965°N 140.34872314°E / 40.12921965; 140.34872314 (Kon Family Residence) [11] [12]
Kodama Family Residence
小玉家住宅
Kodama-ke jūtaku
1923 Katagami Akita designation comprises four components: the residence, two storehouses, and garage 39°53′44″N 140°04′43″E / 39.89563747°N 140.07858951°E / 39.89563747; 140.07858951 (Kodama Family Residence) [13] [14] [15] [16]
Suzuki Family Residence
鈴木家住宅
Suzuki-ke jūtaku
1915 Ugo Akita designation comprises two components, one from the Taishō period: the storehouse 39°09′05″N 140°21′22″E / 39.15135546°N 140.35624542°E / 39.15135546; 140.35624542 (Suzuki Family Residence) [17]
Former Yamagata Prefectural Office and Assembly Hall
山形県旧県庁舎及び県会議事堂
Yamagata-ken kyū-kenchōsha oyobi kenkaigijidō
1916 Yamagata Yamagata designation comprises two components: the Former Yamagata Prefectural Office and Former Yamagata Prefectural Assembly Hall 38°15′24″N 140°20′28″E / 38.25679728°N 140.34118635°E / 38.25679728; 140.34118635 (Former Yamagata Prefectural Office and Assembly Hall) [18] [19]
Former Takamatsunomiya Okinashima Villa
旧高松宮翁島別邸
kyū-Takamatsunomiya Okinashima bettei
1922 Inawashiro Fukushima designation comprises three components: two entrances and the kitchen 37°31′03″N 140°02′40″E / 37.517585°N 140.04440658°E / 37.517585; 140.04440658 (Former Takamatsunomiya Okinashima Villa) [20] [21] [22]
Yokotone Lock
横利根閘門
Yokotone kō-mon
1921 Inashiki Ibaraki 35°54′43″N 140°29′39″E / 35.91204494°N 140.49414408°E / 35.91204494; 140.49414408 (Yokotone Lock) [23]
Ishioka No.1 Power Plant Facility
石岡第一発電所施設
Ishioka dai-ichi hatsudensho shisetsu
1916 Takahagi Ibaraki designation comprises eight components, one from the Taishō period 36°47′30″N 140°39′18″E / 36.79160108°N 140.65496273°E / 36.79160108; 140.65496273 (Ishioka No.1 Power Plant Facility) [24]
Former Nikkō Tamozawa Imperial Villa
旧日光田母澤御用邸
kyū-Nikkō Tamozawa go-yōtei
1912-25 Nikkō Tochigi designation comprises ten components, three from the Taishō period: two audience chambers (1921) and a room for the ladies-in-waiting 36°45′08″N 139°35′29″E / 36.75226281°N 139.59150267°E / 36.75226281; 139.59150267 (Former Nikkō Tamozawa Imperial Villa) [25] [26] [27]
Usui Pass Railway Facilities
碓氷峠鉄道施設
Usui-tōge tetsudō shisetsu
1912 Annaka Gunma designation comprises seventeen components, two from the Taishō period: the former Maruyama substation machinery and battery rooms; proposed for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List as a component of The Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Industrial Heritage 36°21′18″N 138°42′20″E / 36.35511988°N 138.70551693°E / 36.35511988; 138.70551693 (Usui Pass Railway Facilities) [28] [29]
Seishidō
誠之堂
Seishidō
1916 Fukaya Saitama designed by Tanabe Junkichi (田辺淳吉) 36°13′21″N 139°16′32″E / 36.22251641°N 139.27548844°E / 36.22251641; 139.27548844 (Seishidō) [30]
Eitai Bridge
永代橋
Eitai-hashi
1926 Chūō Tokyo 35°40′35″N 139°47′15″E / 35.67629725°N 139.78753602°E / 35.67629725; 139.78753602 (Eitai Bridge) [31]
Former Isono Family Residence
旧磯野家住宅
kyū-Isono-ke jūtaku
1912-13 Bunkyō Tokyo designation comprises two components: the residence (1912) and front gate (1913) 35°43′08″N 139°44′18″E / 35.71900907°N 139.73826313°E / 35.71900907; 139.73826313 (Former Isono Family Residence) [32] [33]
Old Mikawashima Sewage Disposal Facilities
旧三河島汚水処分場喞筒場施設
kyū-Mikawajima osuishobunjō bonbujō shisetsu
1920-1 Arakawa Tokyo designation comprises seven components 35°44′17″N 139°47′07″E / 35.73802807°N 139.78520458°E / 35.73802807; 139.78520458 (Old Mikawashima Sewage Disposal Facilities) [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40]
Former Shibusawa Family Asukayama Villa
旧渋沢家飛鳥山邸
kyū-Shibusawa-ke Asukayama-tei
1918-25 Kita Tokyo designation comprises two components: the Bankōro by Tanabe Junkichi (1918) and Seien Bunko Library (1925) 35°44′56″N 139°44′24″E / 35.74883852°N 139.74002707°E / 35.74883852; 139.74002707 (Former Sono Family Residence) [41] [42]
Former Asakura Family Residence
旧朝倉家住宅
kyū-Asakura-ke jūtaku
1919 Shibuya Tokyo designation comprises two components: the main building and storehouse 35°38′51″N 139°42′03″E / 35.64751566°N 139.70090102°E / 35.64751566; 139.70090102 (Former Asakura Family Residence) [43] [44]
Jiyu Gakuen Myōnichikan
自由学園明日館
Jiyu Gakuen Myōnichikan
1921-5 Toshima Tokyo designation comprises four components, three from the Taishō period: the central building (1921), west classroom building (1922), and east classroom building (1925) 35°43′36″N 139°42′26″E / 35.72668075°N 139.70723087°E / 35.72668075; 139.70723087 (Jiyu Gakuen Myōnichikan) [45] [46] [47]
Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery
聖徳記念絵画館
Seitoku kinen kaigakan
1926 Shinjuku Tokyo 35°40′44″N 139°43′03″E / 35.67877212°N 139.71763049°E / 35.67877212; 139.71763049 (Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery) [48]
Sensō-ji Denbō-in
浅草寺伝法院
Sensōji Denbōin
1918 Taitō Tokyo designation comprises six components, two from the Edo period, three from the Meiji period, and one from the Taishō period: the new Shoin 35°42′48″N 139°47′44″E / 35.71325522°N 139.79549036°E / 35.71325522; 139.79549036 (Sensōji Denbōin) [49]
Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building
東京駅丸ノ内本屋
Tōkyō-eki Marunouchi honya
1914 Chiyoda Tokyo 35°40′53″N 139°45′58″E / 35.6813841°N 139.76601016°E / 35.6813841; 139.76601016 (Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building) [50]
Meiji Jingū Treasure Museum
明治神宮宝物殿
Meiji Jingū hōmotsuden
1921 Shibuya Tokyo designation comprises thirteen components: the central, east, and west treasure houses, east and west corridors, east and west bridges, east and west crossings, north building, covered driveway, office, and main gate 35°40′48″N 139°41′53″E / 35.67994525°N 139.69798693°E / 35.67994525; 139.69798693 (Meiji Jingū Treasure Museum) [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59] [60] [61] [62] [63]
Yokohama Port Opening Memorial Hall
横浜市開港記念会館
Yokohama-shi kaikō kinen kaikan
1917 Yokohama Kanagawa 35°26′50″N 139°38′28″E / 35.44727244°N 139.64110417°E / 35.44727244; 139.64110417 (Yokohama Port Opening Memorial Hall) [64]
Igarashi Family Residence
五十嵐家住宅
Igarashi-ke jūtaku
1924 Aga Niigata designation comprises three components, one from the Taishō period: a storehouse 37°44′37″N 139°37′07″E / 37.74365141°N 139.61856327°E / 37.74365141; 139.61856327 (Igarashi Family Residence) [65]
Satō Family Residence
佐藤家住宅
Satō-ke jūtaku
1926 Sekikawa Niigata designation comprises six components, one from the Taishō period: the new living room 38°05′25″N 139°33′48″E / 38.09025365°N 139.56337511°E / 38.09025365; 139.56337511 (Satō Family Residence) [66]
Shiraiwa Dam Erosion Control Facility
白岩堰堤砂防施設
Shiraiwa entei sabō shisetsu
1919 Toyama Toyama designation comprises four components, one from the Taishō period: a side dam 36°32′55″N 137°32′04″E / 36.54851948°N 137.53453884°E / 36.54851948; 137.53453884 (Shiraiwa Dam Erosion Control Facility) [67]
Former Kanazawa Arsenal
旧金澤陸軍兵器支廠
kyū-Kanazawa rikugun heikishō
1913-4 Kanazawa Ishikawa designation comprises three components, two from the Taishō period: the sixth (1913) and seventh (1914) arsenal buildings; now the Ishikawa Prefectural History Museum 36°33′30″N 136°39′45″E / 36.55845265°N 136.66246229°E / 36.55845265; 136.66246229 (Former Kanazawa Arsenal) [68] [69]
Chūya Family Residence
忠谷家住宅
Chūya-ke jūtaku
1915 Kaga Ishikawa designation comprises four components, two from the Taishō period: the new living room and new storehouse 36°21′04″N 136°18′28″E / 36.35118126°N 136.30781967°E / 36.35118126; 136.30781967 (Chūya Family Residence) [70] [71]
Nakamura Family Residence
中村家住宅
Nakamura-ke jūtaku
1913 Minamiechizen Fukui designation comprises ten components, one from the Taishō period: the new living room 35°49′38″N 136°04′04″E / 35.82714224°N 136.06790956°E / 35.82714224; 136.06790956 (Nakamura Family Residence) [72]
Yatsusawa Power Plant Facility
八ツ沢発電所施設
Yatsusawa hatsudensho shisetsu
1915 Ōtsuki, Uenohara Yamanashi designation comprises twenty components, three from the Taishō period: the Ōno regulating pond dam, floodgate, and spillway 35°36′49″N 138°57′45″E / 35.613585°N 138.96238516°E / 35.613585; 138.96238516 (Yatsusawa Power Plant Facility) [73] [74] [75]
Former Matsumoto High School
旧松本高等学校
kyū-Matsumoto kōtō gakkō
1920-2 Matsumoto Nagano designation comprises two components: the main building (1920) and auditorium (1922) 36°13′52″N 137°58′55″E / 36.23113197°N 137.98191708°E / 36.23113197; 137.98191708 (Former Matsumoto High School) [76] [77]
Former Tokidakan Reeling Facility
旧常田館製糸場施設
kyū-Tokidakan seishijō shisetsu
1912 Ueda Nagano designation comprises seven components, two from the Taishō period: the five-storey cocoon warehouse and cocoon processing building 36°23′38″N 138°15′19″E / 36.3938401°N 138.25533018°E / 36.3938401; 138.25533018 (Former Tokidakan Reeling Facility) [78] [79]
Ushibuse River Main Waterway
牛伏川本流水路(牛伏川階段工)
Ushibuse-gawa honryū suiro (Ushibuse-gawa kaidankō)
1917 Matsumoto Nagano 36°09′41″N 138°01′21″E / 36.16149921°N 138.02251975°E / 36.16149921; 138.02251975 (Ushibuse River Main Waterway) [80]
Yomikaki Power Plant Facility
読書発電所施設
Yomikaki hatsudensho shisetsu
1922-3 Nagiso Nagano designation comprises three components: the power plant (1922-3), Kakizore aqueduct (1923), and Momosuke bridge (1922) 35°35′17″N 137°35′31″E / 35.58806458°N 137.59195596°E / 35.58806458; 137.59195596 (Yomikaki Power Plant Facility) [81] [82] [83]
Mino Bridge
美濃橋
Mino-hashi
1920 Mino Gifu 35°33′08″N 136°54′38″E / 35.5521254°N 136.91064104°E / 35.5521254; 136.91064104 (Mino Bridge) [84]
Former Nukada District Public Hall and Bussan Display Space
旧額田郡公会堂及物産陳列所
kyū-Nukada-kun kōkaidō oyobi Bussan chinretsusho
1913 Okazaki Aichi designation comprises two components 34°57′12″N 137°10′35″E / 34.95331919°N 137.17632101°E / 34.95331919; 137.17632101 (Former Nukada District Public Hall and Bussan Display Space) [85] [86]
Former Nagoya Court of Appeal Building
旧名古屋控訴院地方裁判所区裁判所庁舎
kyū-Nagoya kōsoin chihōsaibansho kusaibansho chōsha
1922 Nagoya Aichi now the Nagoya City Archives 35°10′53″N 136°54′37″E / 35.18125338°N 136.91029986°E / 35.18125338; 136.91029986 (Former Nagoya Court of Appeal Building) [87]
Toyohashi Orthodox Church
豊橋ハリストス正教会聖使徒福音者馬太聖堂
Toyohashi Harisutosu seikyōkai seishito fukuinsha matai seidō
1913 Toyohashi Aichi 34°46′05″N 137°23′39″E / 34.76806742°N 137.39408224°E / 34.76806742; 137.39408224 (Toyohashi Orthodox Church) [88]
Former Moroto Family Residence
旧諸戸家住宅
kyū-Moroto-ke jūtaku
1912-13 Kuwana Mie designation comprises two components: the Japanese-style (1912) and Western-style (1913) buildings 35°04′16″N 136°41′34″E / 35.07102499°N 136.69268121°E / 35.07102499; 136.69268121 (Former Moroto Family Residence) [89] [90]
Former Iba Family Residence
旧伊庭家住宅
kyū-Iba-ke jūtaku
1922 Ōtsu Shiga designation comprises six components, one from the Taishō period: the new living room 34°58′15″N 135°54′09″E / 34.97074345°N 135.90247334°E / 34.97074345; 135.90247334 (Former Iba Family Residence) [91]
Rokasansuisō
蘆花浅水荘
Rokasansuisō
1915-21 Ōtsu Shiga designation comprises six components: the outhouse (1915), storehouse (1919), Jibutsudō (1920), and front gate, main building, and connecting corridor (1921) 34°59′24″N 135°53′43″E / 34.99002129°N 135.89521134°E / 34.99002129; 135.89521134 (Rokasansuisō) [92] [93] [94] [95] [96] [97]
Former Kyoto Central Nishijin Telephone Office Building
旧京都中央電話局西陣分局舎
kyū-Kyōto chūō denwa-kyoku Nishijin-bun kyokusha
1921 Kyoto Kyoto 35°01′29″N 135°45′12″E / 35.02479098°N 135.75339695°E / 35.02479098; 135.75339695 (Former Kyoto Central Nishijin Telephone Office Building) [98]
Former Mitsui Family Shimogamo Villa
旧三井家下鴨別邸
kyū-Mitsui-ke Shimogamo bettei
1912-26 Kyoto Kyoto designation comprises three components, two from the Taishō period: the entrance building (1925) and chashitsu 35°01′54″N 135°46′19″E / 35.0317384°N 135.7719041°E / 35.0317384; 135.7719041 (Former Mitsui Family Shimogamo Villa) [99] [100]
Seifūsō
清風荘
Seifūsō
1912-14 Kyoto Kyoto designation comprises twelve components 35°01′46″N 135°46′34″E / 35.02945068°N 135.77609436°E / 35.02945068; 135.77609436 (Seifūsō) [101] [102] [103] [104] [105] [106] [107] [108] [109] [110] [111] [112]
Seiryūtei
清流亭
Seiryūtei
1913 Kyoto Kyoto designation comprises three components 35°00′49″N 135°47′27″E / 35.01348976°N 135.7908233°E / 35.01348976; 135.7908233 (Seiryūtei) [113] [114] [115]
Umekōji Roundhouse
梅小路機関車庫
Umekōji kikan shako
1914 Kyoto Kyoto 34°59′13″N 135°44′34″E / 34.98696968°N 135.74284927°E / 34.98696968; 135.74284927 (Umekōji Roundhouse) [116]
Maizuru Chinjufu Water Supply Facilities
舞鶴旧鎮守府水道施設
Maizuru kyū-chinjufu suidō shisetsu
1921 Maizuru Kyoto designation comprises ten components, one from the Taishō period: the water intake dam on the lower stretches of the Kishitani River 35°26′44″N 135°26′37″E / 35.44551266°N 135.44362462°E / 35.44551266; 135.44362462 (Maizuru Chinjufu Water Supply Facilities) [117]
Nomura Hekiunsō
野村碧雲荘
Nomura Hekiunsō
1921 Kyoto Kyoto villa built for Tokushichi Nomura II in the grounds of Nanzen-ji; the gardens use water from Lake Biwa Canal; designation comprises seventeen components, including a Noh stage and chashitsu; six date from the Taishō era and the remainder from 1928 35°00′49″N 135°47′35″E / 35.01353526°N 135.79302579°E / 35.01353526; 135.79302579 (Nomura Hekiunsō) [118] [119] [120] [121] [122] [123]
Former Nishio Family Residence
旧西尾家住宅
kyū-Nishio-ke jūtaku
1926 Suita Osaka designation comprises seven components, two from the Taishō period: the east and west wings 34°45′24″N 135°31′24″E / 34.7565366°N 135.5234237°E / 34.7565366; 135.5234237 (Former Nishio Family Residence) [124] [125]
Osaka City Central Public Hall
大阪市中央公会堂
Ōsaka-shi chūō kōkaidō
1918 Osaka Osaka 34°41′37″N 135°30′14″E / 34.69354611°N 135.50400457°E / 34.69354611; 135.50400457 (Osaka City Central Public Hall) [126]
Osaka Prefectural Library
大阪府立図書館
Ōsaka furitsu toshokan
1922 Osaka Osaka designation comprises three components, two from the Taishō period: the left and right wings 34°41′37″N 135°30′12″E / 34.69361651°N 135.50324472°E / 34.69361651; 135.50324472 (Osaka Prefectural Library) [127] [128]
Ijōkaku
移情閣
Ijōkaku
1915 Kobe Hyōgo 34°37′48″N 135°02′04″E / 34.62999772°N 135.0345347°E / 34.62999772; 135.0345347 (Ijōkaku) [129]
Former Yamamura Family Residence
旧山邑家住宅(淀川製鋼迎賓館)
kyū-Yamamura-ke jūtaku (Yodogawa seikō geihinkan)
1924 Ashiya Hyōgo by Frank Lloyd Wright 34°44′23″N 135°18′00″E / 34.73984411°N 135.29993014°E / 34.73984411; 135.29993014 (Former Yamamura Family Residence) [130]
Former Murayama Family Residence
旧村山家住宅
kyū-Murayama-ke jūtaku
1912-26 Kobe Hyōgo designation comprises six components, three from the Taishō period: the shoin (1918), entrance (1918), and art storehouse 34°43′25″N 135°15′24″E / 34.72368512°N 135.25666529°E / 34.72368512; 135.25666529 (Former Murayama Family Residence) [131] [132] [133]
Nunobiki Water Source Facilities
布引水源地水道施設
Nunobiki suigen-chi suidō shisetsu
1912-25 Kobe Hyōgo designation comprises nine components, one from the Taishō period: the Tanigawa Bridge 34°42′52″N 135°11′15″E / 34.71448884°N 135.18744859°E / 34.71448884; 135.18744859 (Nunobiki Water Source Facilities) [134]
Hase-dera Honbō
長谷寺本坊
Hase-dera honbō
1919-24 Sakurai Nara designation comprises eight components, six from the Taishō period: the great lecture hall (1919), inner shoin (1920), large entrance and kuri, small shoin, and Goma (1923), and karamon and kairō (1924) 34°32′01″N 135°54′28″E / 34.53358162°N 135.90789065°E / 34.53358162; 135.90789065 (Hasedera Honbō) [135] [136] [137] [138] [139] [140]
Former Nishimura Family Residence
旧西村家住宅
kyū-Nishimura-ke jūtaku
1914 Shingū Wakayama 33°43′40″N 135°59′33″E / 33.72783104°N 135.99259141°E / 33.72783104; 135.99259141 (Former Nishimura Family Residence) [141]
Kotonoura Onzansō
琴ノ浦温山荘
Kotonoura Onzansō
1913-20 Kainan Wakayama designation comprises three components: the "hama-zashiki" (1913), main building (1915), and chashitsu (1920) 34°09′30″N 135°11′40″E / 34.15825806°N 135.19450044°E / 34.15825806; 135.19450044 (Kotonoura Onzansō) [142] [143] [144]
Former Mitani Water Source Dam Water Supply Facility
旧美歎水源地水道施設
kyū-Mitani suigenchi entei suidō shisetsu
1922 Tottori Tottori designation comprises ten components, eight from the Taishō period: two weirs, four filtration ponds, and a well (1915) and the dam (1922) 35°29′11″N 134°17′15″E / 35.48635487°N 134.28757652°E / 35.48635487; 134.28757652 (Former Mitani Water Source Dam Water Supply Facility) [145] [146] [147] [148] [149] [150] [151] [152]
Ishitani Family Residence
石谷家住宅
Ishitani-ke jūtaku
1920-2 Chizu Tottori designation comprises eight components, three from the Taishō period: three storehouses 35°16′12″N 134°13′49″E / 35.27013223°N 134.23033923°E / 35.27013223; 134.23033923 (Ishitani Family Residence) [153] [154] [155]
Kadowaki Family Residence
門脇家住宅
Kadowaki-ke jūtaku
1914 Daisen Tottori designation comprises four components, one from the Taishō period: the new storehouse 35°29′01″N 133°27′57″E / 35.48353658°N 133.46587737°E / 35.48353658; 133.46587737 (Kadowaki Family Residence) [156]
Former Taisha Station Honya
旧大社駅本屋
kyū-Taisha-eki honya
1920 Izumo Shimane 35°23′12″N 132°41′25″E / 35.38671219°N 132.69022887°E / 35.38671219; 132.69022887 (Former Taisha Station Honya) [157]
Former Ōhara Family Residence
旧大原家住宅
kyū-Ōhara-ke jūtaku
1912-25 Kurashiki Okayama designation comprises ten components, two from the Taishō period: two storehouses 34°35′48″N 133°46′15″E / 34.59663246°N 133.77090814°E / 34.59663246; 133.77090814 (Former Ōhara Family Residence) [158] [159]
Shunbūkan Rai Family Residence
春風館賴家住宅
Shunbūkan Rai-ke jūtaku
1917 Takehara Hiroshima designation comprises five components, one from the Taishō period: a storehouse 34°20′49″N 132°54′35″E / 34.34694237°N 132.90985191°E / 34.34694237; 132.90985191 (Shunbūkan Rai Family Residence) [160]
Honjō Water Source Dam Water Supply Facility
本庄水源地堰堤水道施設
Honjō suigenchi entei suidō shisetsu
1916 Kure Hiroshima designation comprises three components: the dam and two wells 34°18′25″N 132°33′44″E / 34.30681234°N 132.56208707°E / 34.30681234; 132.56208707 (Honjō Water Source Dam Water Supply Facility) [161] [162] [163]
Former Mōri Family Main Residence
旧毛利家本邸
kyū-Mōri-ke hontei
1916-8 Hōfu Yamaguchi designation comprises twelve components: the main building, gate, gatehouse, stone bridge, kitchen, bathroom, maids' room, and four storehouses (1916) and image hall (1918); partly occupied by the Mōri Museum 34°03′48″N 131°35′15″E / 34.06337421°N 131.58746256°E / 34.06337421; 131.58746256 (Former Mōri Family Main Residence) [164] [165] [166] [167] [168] [169] [170] [171] [172] [173] [174] [175] [176]
Former Yamaguchi Prefectural Office and Assembly Hall
山口県旧県庁舎及び県会議事堂
Yamaguchi-ken kyū-kenchōsha oyobi kenkaigijidō
1916 Yamaguchi Yamaguchi designation comprises two components: the Former Yamaguchi Prefectural Office and Former Yamaguchi Prefectural Assembly Hall 34°11′07″N 131°28′19″E / 34.1851821°N 131.47204959°E / 34.1851821; 131.47204959 (Former Yamaguchi Prefectural Office and Assembly Hall) [177] [178]
Arichika Family Residence
有近家住宅
Arichika-ke jūtaku
1923-4 Yamaguchi Yamaguchi designation comprises seven components, three from the Taishō period: the main building and gate (1924) and warehouse (1923) 34°13′53″N 131°39′48″E / 34.23147117°N 131.66324044°E / 34.23147117; 131.66324044 (Arichika Family Residence) [179] [180] [181]
Hiunkaku (Former Matsudaira Takamatsu Villa)
披雲閣(旧松平家高松別邸)
Hiunkaku (kyū-Matsudaira-ke Takamatsu bettei)
1917-26 Takamatsu Kagawa designation comprises three components: the main building (1917) and two storehouses (1917, 1926) 34°21′01″N 134°03′06″E / 34.35040275°N 134.05161019°E / 34.35040275; 134.05161019 (Hiunkaku) [182] [183] [184]
Iwaya-ji Daishidō
岩屋寺大師堂
Iwayaji Daishidō
1920 Kumakōgen Ehime Iwaya-ji is Temple 45 of the Shikoku pilgrimage 33°39′32″N 132°58′51″E / 33.6587575°N 132.98077524°E / 33.6587575; 132.98077524 (Iwayaji Daishidō) [185]
Dōgo Onsen Main Building
道後温泉本館
Dōgo onsen honkan
1924 Matsuyama Ehime designation comprises four components, two from the Taishō period: the south wing and entrance (1924) 33°51′08″N 132°47′11″E / 33.85213473°N 132.78635339°E / 33.85213473; 132.78635339 (Dōgo Onsen Main Building) [186] [187]
Uchiko-za
内子座
Uchiko-za
1916 Uchiko Ehime 33°33′05″N 132°39′01″E / 33.55151914°N 132.65020433°E / 33.55151914; 132.65020433 (Uchiko-za) [188]
Toshima Family Residence
豊島家住宅
Toshima-ke jūtaku
1917 Matsuyama Ehime designation comprises seven components, one from the Taishō period: the rice storehouse (1917) 33°47′53″N 132°46′49″E / 33.7981607°N 132.78034331°E / 33.7981607; 132.78034331 (Toshima Family Residence) [189]
Bansuisō (Former Hisamatsu Family Villa)
萬翠荘(旧久松家別邸)
Bansuisō (kyū-Hisamatsu-ke bettei)
1922 Matsuyama Ehime designation comprises two components: the main building and estate manager's lodge (1922) 33°50′33″N 132°46′06″E / 33.84244628°N 132.76822861°E / 33.84244628; 132.76822861 (Bansuisō) [190] [191]
Former Sekikawa Family Residence
旧関川家住宅 (高知県高知市一宮)
kyū-Sekikawa-ke jūtaku (Kōchi-ken Kōchi-shi Ichinomiya)
1912-25 Kōchi Kōchi designation comprises four components, one from the Taishō period: the tool storehouse (1912–25) 33°35′16″N 133°34′26″E / 33.58777219°N 133.57390179°E / 33.58777219; 133.57390179 (Former Sekikawa Family Residence) [192]
Yanase Forest Railway Facilities
旧魚梁瀬森林鉄道施設
kyū-Yanase shinrin tetsudō shisetsu
1913-26 Kōchi designation includes fourteen component tunnels and bridges, four from the Meiji period, five from the Taishō period (Kamagatani Bridge (1926), Ochiai Bridge (1925), estuary tunnel (1913), Inubō Bridge (1924), and Inoya Bridge (1924)), and five from the Shōwa period 33°29′15″N 134°00′09″E / 33.4874299°N 134.00262903°E / 33.4874299; 134.00262903 (Yanase Forest Railway Facilities) [193] [194] [195] [196] [197]
Former Moji Mitsui Club
旧門司三井倶楽部
kyū-Moji Mitsui kurabu
1921 Kitakyushu Fukuoka designation comprises two components: the main building and Fuzoku-ya (1921) 33°56′45″N 130°57′45″E / 33.94573799°N 130.96255676°E / 33.94573799; 130.96255676 (Former Moji Mitsui Club) [198] [199]
Imamura Catholic Church
今村天主堂
Imamura tenshudō
1913 Tachiarai Fukuoka 33°22′14″N 130°35′57″E / 33.37066792°N 130.59913084°E / 33.37066792; 130.59913084 (Imamura Catholic Church) [200]
South Kawachi Bridge
南河内橋
minami Kawachi bashi
1926 Kitakyushu Fukuoka 33°49′38″N 130°48′04″E / 33.82732552°N 130.80101755°E / 33.82732552; 130.80101755 (South Kawachi Bridge) [201]
Mojikō Station Main Building
門司港駅 (旧門司駅) 本屋
Mojikō eki (kyū-Mojikō eki) honkan
1914 Kitakyushu Fukuoka 33°56′42″N 130°57′41″E / 33.94512386°N 130.96151453°E / 33.94512386; 130.96151453 (Mojikō Station Main Building) [202]
Takeo Onsen New Building and Rōmon
武雄温泉新館及び楼門
Takeo onsen shinkan oyobi rōmon
1914 Takeo Saga designation comprises two components: the new building and rōmon 33°11′48″N 130°00′52″E / 33.19659911°N 130.0143848°E / 33.19659911; 130.0143848 (Takeo Onsen New Building and Rōmon) [203] [204]
Hario Wireless Telegraph Station
旧佐世保無線電信所(針尾送信所)施設
kyū-Sasebo musen denshin-sho (Hario sōshinjo) shisetsu
1922 Sasebo Nagasaki designation comprises three components: the three wireless towers, the telegraph room, and an oil storehouse 33°04′04″N 129°45′00″E / 33.0677766°N 129.74988655°E / 33.0677766; 129.74988655 (Hario Wireless Telegraph Station) [205] [206] [207]
Egami Church
江上天主堂
Egami tenshudō
1918 Gotō Nagasaki inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as part of the Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region 32°51′19″N 128°54′15″E / 32.8551574°N 128.90422924°E / 32.8551574; 128.90422924 (Egami Church) [208]
Tabira Church
田平天主堂
Tabira tenshudō
1918 Hirado Nagasaki proposed for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region 33°20′23″N 129°34′38″E / 33.33968551°N 129.57717838°E / 33.33968551; 129.57717838 (Tabira Church) [209]
Kashiragashima Church
頭ヶ島天主堂
Kashiragashima tenshudō
1919 Shinkamigotō Nagasaki included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region 33°00′45″N 129°10′58″E / 33.0126112°N 129.18284085°E / 33.0126112; 129.18284085 (Kashiragashima Church) [210]
Former Tamana Reclamation Facility
旧玉名干拓施設
Tamana kantaku shisetsu
Tamana Kumamoto designation comprises seven components, one from the Taishō period: the restoration and remodelling of the original facilities of 1895 32°51′56″N 130°31′39″E / 32.86566753°N 130.52757026°E / 32.86566753; 130.52757026 (Former Tamana Reclamation Facility) [211]
Mitsui Miike Coal Mine
三井石炭鉱業株式会社三池炭鉱旧万田坑施設
Mitsui sekitan kōgyō kabushikigaisha Miike tankō kyū-Manda ana shisetsu
1912-26 Arao, Ōmuta Kumamoto, Fukuoka designation comprises six components, two from the Taishō period: the office building and ritual facility 33°00′09″N 130°26′58″E / 33.00262986°N 130.44955762°E / 33.00262986; 130.44955762 (Mitsui Miike Coal Mine) [212] [213]
Former Narikiyo Family Hiji Villa
旧成清家日出別邸
kyū-Narikiyo-ke Hiji bettei
1912-26 Hiji Ōita designation comprises five components 33°22′00″N 131°32′02″E / 33.366601°N 131.533862°E / 33.366601; 131.533862 (Former Narikiyo Family Hiji Villa) [214] [215] [216] [217] [218]
Former Yoshimatsu Family Residence
旧吉松家住宅
kyū-Yoshimatsu-ke jūtaku
1919 Kushima Miyazaki designation comprises five components: the residence, three storehouses, and bath house 31°27′50″N 131°13′45″E / 31.46394447°N 131.22908201°E / 31.46394447; 131.22908201 (Former Yoshimatsu Family Residence) [219] [220] [221] [222] [223]
Former Masuda Family Residence
旧増田家住宅
kyū-Masuda-ke jūtaku
1912-25 Satsumasendai Kagoshima designation comprises four components, two from the Taishō period: the stone warehouse (1912) and bath house and toilet 31°48′29″N 130°25′44″E / 31.80798401°N 130.42891107°E / 31.80798401; 130.42891107 (Former Masuda Family Residence) [224] [225]
Former Yonaguni Family Residence
旧与那国家住宅
kyū-Yonaguni-ke jūtaku
1913 Taketomi Okinawa 24°19′43″N 124°05′15″E / 24.32862545°N 124.08743913°E / 24.32862545; 124.08743913 (Former Yonaguni Family Residence) [226]
Nakandakari Hiijā
仲村渠樋川
Nakandakari hiijā
1912 Nanjō Okinawa 26°08′43″N 127°47′34″E / 26.14537598°N 127.7929062°E / 26.14537598; 127.7929062 (Nakandakari Hījā) [227]

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References

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  1. ^ "Cultural Properties for Future Generations". Agency for Cultural Affairs. Retrieved 8 October 2016.
  2. ^ "Database of National Cultural Properties: 国宝・重要文化財 (建造物): 大正" (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. Archived from the original on 2 May 2017. Retrieved 8 October 2016.