List of Cultural Properties of Japan – structures (Kōchi)

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This list is of the Cultural Properties of Japan designated in the category of structures (建造物, kenzōbutsu) for the Prefecture of Kōchi.[1]

National Cultural Properties

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As of 1 June 2015, twenty Important Cultural Properties (including one *National Treasure) with sixty component structures have been designated, being of national significance.[2][3][4]

Property Date Municipality Comments Image Coordinates Ref.
*Buraku-ji Yakushi-dō
豊楽寺薬師堂
Burakuji Yakushi-dō		 1151 Ōtoyo 33°47′32″N 133°43′38″E / 33.7921165°N 133.72711628°E / 33.7921165; 133.72711628 (Burakuji Yakushi-dō) [1]
Yasuoka Family Residence
安岡家住宅
Yasuoka-ke jūtaku		 1828-67 Kōnan designation comprises four components: the main residence (1828), and tool storehouse, rice storehouse, and kamaya (cooking building) (all 1830-67) 32°43′59″N 132°59′02″E / 32.73313697°N 132.98387784°E / 32.73313697; 132.98387784 (Yasuoka Family Residence) [2] [3] [4] [5]
Yoshifuku Family Residence
吉福家住宅
Yoshifuku-ke jūtaku		 1901 Tosashimizu designation comprises four components: the main residence, barn, kamaya, and gate house 33°34′41″N 133°44′08″E / 33.57799107°N 133.73558265°E / 33.57799107; 133.73558265 (Yoshifuku Family Residence) [6] [7] [8] [9]
Former Sekikawa Family Residence
旧関川家住宅
kyū-Sekikawa-ke jūtaku		 1819-1925 Kōchi designation comprises four components: the main residence (1819), front gate (1868-1911), tool storehouse (1912–25), and rice storehouse (1893) 33°35′16″N 133°34′26″E / 33.58777219°N 133.57390179°E / 33.58777219; 133.57390179 (Former Sekikawa Family Residence) [10] [11] [12] [13]
Former Yanase Forest Railway Facilities
旧魚梁瀬森林鉄道施設
kyū-Yanase shinrin tetsudō shisetsu		 1911-41 Nahari, Tano, Yasuda, Kitagawa, Umaji designation comprises fourteen components: five tunnels (four 1911, one 1913) and nine bridges (1924–41) 33°29′15″N 134°00′09″E / 33.4874299°N 134.00262903°E / 33.4874299; 134.00262903 (Former Yanase Forest Railway Facilities) [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27]
Former Yamanouchi Family Residence Nagaya
旧山内家下屋敷長屋
kyū-Yamanouchi-ke shimoyashiki nagaya		 1864 Kōchi 33°33′22″N 133°31′59″E / 33.55599682°N 133.53318525°E / 33.55599682; 133.53318525 (Former Yamanouchi Family Residence Nagaya) [28]
Takeuchi Family Residence
旧竹内家住宅
kyū-Takeuchi-ke jūtaku		 1701-1800 Shimanto 33°11′35″N 132°58′14″E / 33.19315589°N 132.97064883°E / 33.19315589; 132.97064883 (Takeuchi Family Residence) [29]
Former Tajikawa Bansho Shoin
旧立川番所書院
kyū-Tajikawa bansho shoin		 1797 Ōtoyo 33°50′56″N 133°38′58″E / 33.84887285°N 133.64945632°E / 33.84887285; 133.64945632 (Former Tajikawa Bansho Shoin) [30]
Konrin-ji Yakushidō
金林寺薬師堂
Konrinji Yakushidō		 1401-1500 Umaji 33°33′02″N 134°02′48″E / 33.55046332°N 134.04680452°E / 33.55046332; 134.04680452 (Konrinji Yakushidō) [31]
Kōchi Castle
高知城
Kōchi-jō		 1661-1803 Kōchi designation comprises fifteen components: the tenshu (1747), kaitokukan (1749), storehouse (1747–49), four gates (1730-1803), two turrets (1661-1803), and six sections of wall with arrow holes (1747–49) 33°33′39″N 133°31′54″E / 33.56080452°N 133.53154269°E / 33.56080452; 133.53154269 (Kōchi Castle) [32] [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] [42] [43] [44] [45] [46]
Kokubun-ji Kondō
国分寺金堂
Kokubunji kondō		 1558 Nankoku 33°35′56″N 133°38′24″E / 33.59879624°N 133.6401128°E / 33.59879624; 133.6401128 (Kokubunji Kondō) [47]
Yamanake Family Residence
山中家住宅
Yamanake-ke jūtaku		 1701-1800 Ino 33°43′49″N 133°14′11″E / 33.73031902°N 133.23646872°E / 33.73031902; 133.23646872 (Yamanake Family Residence) [48]
Takemura Family Residence
竹村家住宅
Takemura-ke jūtaku		 1730-1867 Sakawa designation comprises three components: the main residence (1780), storehouse (1830–67), and front gate (1838) 33°29′57″N 133°17′23″E / 33.4991519°N 133.28974336°E / 33.4991519; 133.28974336 (Takemura Family Residence) [49] [50] [51]
Chikurin-ji Hondō
竹林寺本堂
Chikurinji hondō		 1467-1572 Kōchi 33°32′47″N 133°34′36″E / 33.54651245°N 133.57660326°E / 33.54651245; 133.57660326 (Chikurinji Hondō) [52]
Asakura Jinja Honden
朝倉神社本殿
Asakura Jinja honden		 1657 Kōchi 33°33′13″N 133°28′54″E / 33.55351696°N 133.48164575°E / 33.55351696; 133.48164575 (Asakura Jinja Honden) [53]
Tosa Jinja Korō
土佐神社楼門
Tosa Jinja korō		 1369 Kōchi 33°35′32″N 133°34′38″E / 33.5922655°N 133.57724217°E / 33.5922655; 133.57724217 (Tosa Jinja Korō) [54]
Tosa Jinja Honden, Heiden-Haiden
土佐神社本殿、幣殿及び拝殿
Tosa Jinja honden, heiden oyobi haiden		 1571 Kōchi designation comprises two components 33°35′34″N 133°34′37″E / 33.59280793°N 133.57700749°E / 33.59280793; 133.57700749 (Tosa Jinja Honden, Heiden-Haiden) [55] [56]
Tosa Jinja Rōmon
土佐神社楼門
Tosa Jinja rōmon		 1631 Kōchi 33°35′22″N 133°34′37″E / 33.58952509°N 133.57708006°E / 33.58952509; 133.57708006 (Tosa Jinja Rōmon) [57]
Fuwa Hachimangū Honden
不破八幡宮本殿
Fuwa Hachimangū honden		 1559 Shimanto 32°58′51″N 132°56′15″E / 32.9807854°N 132.93736733°E / 32.9807854; 132.93736733 (Fuwa Hachimangū Honden) [58]
Otonashi Jinja
鳴無神社
Otonashi Jinja		 1663 Susaki designation comprises two components: the honden and heiden-haiden 33°24′51″N 133°22′08″E / 33.41416068°N 133.36898922°E / 33.41416068; 133.36898922 (Otonashi Jinja) [59] [60]
This list is complete and up to date as of June 2015.

Prefectural Cultural Properties

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As of 1 May 2014, eleven properties have been designated at a prefectural level.[4][5]

Property Date Municipality Comments Image Coordinates Ref.
Kannonshō-ji Kannondō
観音正寺観音堂
Kannonshōji Kannondō		 Kōchi 33°31′08″N 133°30′23″E / 33.518818°N 133.506389°E / 33.518818; 133.506389 (Kannonshōji Kannondō) [61]
Kaiseimon
開成門
Kaiseimon		 1866 Kōchi relocated in 1969 33°33′52″N 133°31′31″E / 33.564411°N 133.525139°E / 33.564411; 133.525139 (Kaiseimon) [62]
Chikurin-ji Kyakuden
竹林寺客殿
Chikurinji kyakuden		 Edo period Kōchi 33°32′48″N 133°34′39″E / 33.546664°N 133.577446°E / 33.546664; 133.577446 (Chikurinji Kyakuden) [63]
Former Chidōkan Front Gate and Guardhouse Fences
旧致道館表門及び附番所東西築地塀
kyū-Chidōkan omotemon oyobi fu bansho tōzai tsuijihei		 Kōchi Tosa Domain Han school 33°33′41″N 133°31′44″E / 33.561342°N 133.528825°E / 33.561342; 133.528825 (Former Chidōkan Front Gate and Guardhouse Fences) [64]
Kokubun-ji Hondō Zushi and Shumidan
国分寺本堂の厨子・須弥壇
Kokubunji hondō no zushi・shumidan		 Nankoku 33°35′56″N 133°38′25″E / 33.598766°N 133.640372°E / 33.598766; 133.640372 (Kokubunji Hondō Zushi and Shumidan) [65]
Kotohira Jinja
琴平神社
Kotohira Jinja		 Tosa 33°30′45″N 133°24′35″E / 33.512636°N 133.409758°E / 33.512636; 133.409758 (Kotohira Jinja) [66]
Takachiniimasu Jinja Honden
高知座神社本殿
Takachiniimasu Jinja honden		 1768 Sukumo 32°57′04″N 132°48′01″E / 32.951193°N 132.800348°E / 32.951193; 132.800348 (Takachiniimasu Jinja Honden) [67]
Ōkawakami Birafu Jinja Shaden
大川上美良布神社社殿
Ōkawakami Birafu Jinja shaden		 1869 Kami 33°38′59″N 133°47′02″E / 33.649833°N 133.783919°E / 33.649833; 133.783919 (Ōkawakami Birafu Jinja Shaden) [68]
Okagoden
岡御殿
Okagoden		 1842 Tano 33°25′36″N 134°00′34″E / 33.426619°N 134.009328°E / 33.426619; 134.009328 (Okagoden) [69]
Former Oka Family Residence
旧岡家住宅（西の岡）
kyū-Oka-ke jūtaku (nishi no Oka)		 Tano 33°25′36″N 134°00′33″E / 33.426785°N 134.009263°E / 33.426785; 134.009263 (Former Oka Family Residence) [70]
Kōnomine Jinja Honden
神峯神社本殿
Kōnomine Jinja honden		 mid/late Edo period Yasuda 33°28′08″N 133°58′31″E / 33.468788°N 133.975192°E / 33.468788; 133.975192 (Kōnomine Jinja Honden) [71]
This list is complete and up to date as of June 2015.

Municipal Cultural Properties

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As of 1 May 2014, eighty-eight properties have been designated at a municipal level.[6]

Registered Cultural Properties

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As of 1 June 2015, two hundred and seventy-three properties at ninety-four sites have been registered (as opposed to designated) at a national level.[4][7]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Pamphlet on Cultural Properties". Agency for Cultural Affairs. Retrieved 30 June 2015.
  2. ^ 国宝・重要文化財 [Number of National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties by Prefecture] (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. 1 June 2015. Archived from the original on 30 June 2011. Retrieved 30 June 2015.
  3. ^ "Database of National Cultural Properties: 国宝・重要文化財(建造物) (高知県)" (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. Archived from the original on 4 December 2015. Retrieved 30 June 2015.
  4. ^ a b c 高知県の国及び県指定等文化財件数一覧表 [Cultural Properties of Kochi Prefecture] (in Japanese). Kōchi Prefecture. 26 March 2014. Retrieved 30 June 2015.
  5. ^ 都道府県別指定等文化財件数（都道府県分） [Number of Prefectural Cultural Properties by Prefecture] (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. 1 May 2014. Archived from the original on 21 September 2013. Retrieved 30 June 2015.
  6. ^ 都道府県別指定等文化財件数（市町村分） [Number of Municipal Cultural Properties by Prefecture] (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. 1 May 2014. Archived from the original on 14 May 2015. Retrieved 30 June 2015.
  7. ^ 登録文化財 [Number of Registered Cultural Properties by Prefecture] (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. 1 June 2015. Archived from the original on 30 June 2011. Retrieved 30 June 2015.
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