Groups of Traditional Buildings

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Groups of Traditional Buildings (伝統的建造物群 Dentōteki Kenzōbutsu-gun?) is a Japanese category of historic preservation introduced by a 1975 amendment of the law which mandates the protection of groups of traditional buildings which, together with their environment, form a beautiful scene. They can be post towns, castle towns, mining towns, merchant quarters, ports, farming or fishing villages, etc.[1] The Japanese government's Agency for Cultural Affairs recognizes and protects the country's cultural properties under the Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties.

Municipalities can designate items of particular importance as Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings (伝統的建造物群保存地区 Dentōteki Kenzōbutsu-gun Hozon-chiku?) and approve measures to protect them. Items of even higher importance are then designated Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings (重要伝統的建造物群保存地区 Jūyō Dentōteki Kenzōbutsu-gun Hozon-chiku?) by the central government.[1] The Agency for Cultural Affairs then provides guidance, advice, and funds for repairs and other work. Additional support is given in the form of preferential tax treatment.

As of September 22, 2015, 110 districts have been classified as Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings. An additional district has been designated at prefectural and eighty-three at municipal levels.[2]

List of Important Preservation Districts

Criteria

"Important Preservation Districts" for Groups of Traditional Buildings are designated according to one of three criteria:[3]

  1. Groups of traditional buildings that show excellent design as a whole
  2. Groups of traditional buildings and land distribution that preserve the old state of affairs well
  3. Groups of traditional buildings and their surrounding environment that show remarkable regional characteristics

Usage

The table's columns (except for Remarks and Images) are sortable by table headings. The following gives an overview of what is included in the table and how the sorting works.

  • Name: name of the important preservation district as registered in the Database of National Cultural Properties[4]
  • Type: type of the district (warrior / merchant / pleasure /... quarter, post town, mountain village, mine town,...)
  • Criteria: number of criterion under which the district is designated
  • Area: area covered
  • Remarks: general remarks
  • Location: "town-name prefecture-name"; The column entries sort as "prefecture-name town-name".
  • Images: picture of the structure

List

Name Type Criteria Area Remarks Location Images
Motomachi and Suehiro-chō (函館市元町末広町 Hakodate-shi Motomachi Suehiro-chō?)[5][6] port quarter 3 14.5 ha (36 acres) Hakodate, Hokkaidō Two joined red gabled brick houses with black roofs and entrances on the gable ends.
Nakachō (弘前市仲町 Hirosaki-shi Nakamachi?)[7] warrior quarter 2 10.6 ha (26 acres) Hirosaki, Aomori Hirosaki City Nakacho1.jpg
Nakamachi (黒石市中町 Kuroishi-shi Nakamachi?)[8] merchant quarter 1 3.1 ha (7.7 acres) Kuroishi, Aomori Komise Kuroishi Aomori.jpg
Jōnai Suwa-kōji (金ケ崎町城内諏訪小路 Kanegasaki-chō Jōnai Suwa-kōji?)[9] warrior quarter 3 34.8 ha (86 acres) Kanegasaki, Iwate
Murata (村田町村田 Murata-machi Murata?)[10] merchant quarter 1 7.4 ha (18 acres) Murata, Miyagi
Masuda (横手市増田 Yokote-shi Masuda?)[11] zaigō town 2 10.6 ha (26 acres) Yokote, Akita A two level wooden house with partially white walls.
Kakunodate (仙北市角館 Senboku-shi Kakunodate?)[12] warrior quarter 2 6.9 ha (17 acres) Semboku, Akita 150px
Ōuchi-juku (下郷町大内宿 Shimogō-machi Ōuchi-juku?)[13] post town 2 11.3 ha (28 acres) Part of the Aizu Nishi Kaidō Shimogō, Fukushima Street lined by similar wooden houses with white walls and thatched roofs.
Maezawa (南会津町前沢 Minamiaizu-machi Maezawa?)[14] mountain village 3 13.3 ha (33 acres) Minamiaizu, Fukushima Maezewa minamiaidu fukushima japan 01.jpg
Makabe (桜川市真壁 Sakuragawa-shi Makabe?)[15] temple town, zaigō town 2 17.6 ha (43 acres) Makabe, Sakuragawa, Ibaraki A traditional Japanese style hotel in Makabe.
Kauemon-chō (栃木市嘉右衛門町 Tochigi-shi Kauemon-chō?)[16] temple town 2 9.6 ha (24 acres) Formed alongside the Nikkō Reiheishi Kaidō Tochigi, Tochigi
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Kiryū Shin Machi (桐生市桐生新町 Kiryū-shi Kiryū Shin Machi?)[17] other 2 13.4 ha (33 acres) Kiryū, Gunma
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Akaiwa (中之条町六合赤岩 Nakanojō-machi Kuni Akaiwa?)[18][19] mountain village and sericulture community 3 63.0 ha (156 acres) Component of The Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Industrial Heritage, nominated for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List Nakanojō, Gunma Kuni-Akaiwa settlement02.JPG
Kawagoe (川越市川越 Kawagoe-shi Kawagoe?)[20] merchant quarter 1 7.8 ha (19 acres) Kawagoe, Saitama A black two-storied house with hip-and gable roof and a pent roof on the first storey.
Sawara (香取市佐原 Katori-shi Sawara?)[21] merchant quarter 3 7.1 ha (18 acres) Katori, Chiba A small street and wooden houses next to a canal.
Shukunegi (佐渡市宿根木 Sado-shi Shukunegi?)[22] port quarter 3 28.5 ha (70 acres) Sado, Niigata Sado Shukunegi.jpg
Kanaya-machi (高岡市金屋町 Takaoka-shi Kanaya-machi?)[23] other 1 6.4 ha (16 acres) Takaoka, Toyama Street with traditional Japanese wooden houses
Yamachō-suji (高岡市山町筋 Takaoka-shi Yamachō-suji?)[24] merchant quarter 1 5.5 ha (14 acres) Takaoka, Toyama
Suganuma (南砺市菅沼 Nanto-shi Suganuma?)[25] mountain village 3 4.4 ha (11 acres) Part of the World Heritage Site Historic Villages of Shirakawa-gō and Gokayama Nanto, Toyama A thatched wooden house with very steep gable covered by snow.
Ainokura (南砺市相倉 Nanto-shi Ainokura?)[26] mountain village 3 18 ha (44 acres) Part of the World Heritage Site Historic Villages of Shirakawa-gō and Gokayama Nanto, Toyama Wooden thatched houses and rice field in a mountainous landscape.
Kaga-hashidate (加賀市加賀橋立 Kaga-shi Kaga-hashidate?)[27] ship-owner quarter 2 11 ha (27 acres) Kaga, Ishikawa A large house beyond a wall.
Kaga-higashitani (加賀市加賀東谷 Kaga-shi Kaga-higashitani?)[28] mountain village 3 151.8 ha (375 acres) Kaga, Ishikawa
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Utatsu-sanroku (金沢市卯辰山麓 Kanazawa-shi Utatsu-sanroku?)[29] other 2 22.1 ha (55 acres) Kanazawa, Ishikawa Kanazawa-shi Utatsu-sanroku, Ishikawa, temple district.JPG
Tera-machi (金沢市寺町台 Kanazawa-shi Tera-machi-dai?)[30] temple town 2 22 ha (54 acres) Kanazawa, Ishikawa
Kazue-machi (金沢市主計町 Kanazawa-shi Kazue-machi?)[31] pleasure quarter 1 0.6 ha (1.5 acres) Kanazawa, Ishikawa Houses along a riverfront.
Higashiyama-higashi (金沢市東山ひがし Kanazawa-shi Higashiyama-higashi?)[32] pleasure quarter 1 1.8 ha (4.4 acres) Kanazawa, Ishikawa Small street lined by wooden two-storeyed houses.
Kuroshima district (輪島市黒島地区 Wajima-shi kuroshima-chiku?)[33] ship-owner quarter 2 20.5 ha (51 acres) Kanazawa, Ishikawa
Shiramine (白山市白峰 Hakusan-shi Shiramine?)[34] mountain village 3 10.7 ha (26 acres) Hakusan, Ishikawa
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Kumagawa-juku (若狭町熊川宿 Wakasa-chō Kumagawashuku?)[35] post town 3 10.8 ha (27 acres) Part of the Saba Kaidō Wakasa, Fukui Two-storeyed houses whose ground floor is occupied by shops next to small street and stream.
Obama-nishigumi (小浜市小浜西組 Obama-shi Obama-nishigumi?)[36] merchant and pleasure quarter 2 19.1 ha (47 acres) Obama, Fukui Obama nishigumi.JPG
Kōshū-shi Enzan Shimo Odawara Kamijō (甲州市塩山下小田原上条?)[37] mountain village and sericulture community 3 15.1 ha (37 acres) Kōshū, Yamanashi
Akazawa (早川町赤沢 Hayakawa-chō Akazawa?)[38] post town for pilgrims 3 25.6 ha (63 acres) Hayakawa, Yamanashi Old accommodations Osakaya in Akasawa.JPG
Narai (塩尻市奈良井 Shiojiri-shi Narai?)[39] post town 3 17.6 ha (43 acres) One of the 69 Stations of the Nakasendō and part of the Kisoji Shiojiri, Nagano Small street lined by wooden two-storeyed houses.
Kiso-hirasawa (塩尻市木曾平沢 Shiojiri-shi Kiso-hirasawa?)[40] lacquerware town 2 12.5 ha (31 acres) Shiojiri, Nagano Small street lined by wooden two-storeyed houses.
Inariyama (Chikuma-shi Inariyama)[41] merchant quarter 2 13 ha (32 acres) Chikuma, Nagano
Unno-juku (東御市海野宿 Tōmi-shi Unno-juku?)[42] post town and sericulture community 1 13.2 ha (33 acres) Part of the Hokkoku Kaidō Tōmi, Nagano Small street lined by wooden two-storeyed houses.
Tsumago-juku (南木曾町妻籠宿 Nagiso-machi Tsumago-juku?)[43] post town 3 1,245.4 ha (3,077 acres) One of the 69 Stations of the Nakasendō Nagiso, Nagano Small street lined by wooden two-storeyed houses.
Aoni (白馬村青鬼 Hakuba-mura Aoni?)[44] mountain village 3 59.7 ha (148 acres) Hakuba, Nagano Aoni.jpg
Gujō Hachiman kitamachi (郡上市郡上八幡北町 Gujō-shi Gujō Hachiman kitamachi?)[45] castle town 3 14.1 ha (35 acres) Gujō, Gifu
Hondōri Iwamura-chō (恵那市岩村町本通り Ena-shi Iwamura-chō hondōri?)[46] merchant quarter 3 14.6 ha (36 acres) Ena, Gifu Iwamura-cho.jpg
Shimoninomachi and Ōshinmachi (高山市下二之町大新町 Takayama-shi Shimoninomachi Ōshinmachi?)[47] merchant quarter 1 6.6 ha (16 acres) Takayama, Gifu Shimoninomachi Takahaya Gifu pref01s3s3870.jpg
Sanmachi (高山市三町 Takayama-shi Sanmachi?)[48] merchant quarter 1 4.4 ha (11 acres) Takayama, Gifu Small street lined by low two-storied wooden houses.
Ogimachi (白川村荻町 Shirakawa-mura Ogimachi?)[49] mountain village 3 45.6 ha (113 acres) Part of the World Heritage Site Historic Villages of Shirakawa-gō and Gokayama Shirakawa, Gifu Many wooden houses with steep thatched gabled roofs.
Minomachi (美濃市美濃町 Mino-shi Minomachi?)[50] merchant quarter 1 9.3 ha (23 acres) Mino, Gifu Two storied traditional Japanese houses next to a street.
Hanazawa (焼津市花沢 Yaizu-shi hanazawa?)[51] mountain village 3 19.5 ha (48 acres) Yaizu, Shizuoka
Asuke (豊田市足助 Toyota-shi Asuke?)[14] merchant quarter 1 21.5 ha (53 acres) Toyota, Aichi Asuke toyota aichi japan.jpg
Seki-juku (亀山市関宿 Kameyama-shi Sekijuku?)[52] post town 3 25 ha (62 acres) One of the 53 Stations of the Tōkaidō Kameyama, Mie Two storied wooden houses next lining a street.
Hachiman (近江八幡市八幡 Ōmihachiman-shi Hachiman?)[53] merchant quarter 1 13.1 ha (32 acres) Ōmihachiman, Shiga Two storied wooden houses next lining a street.
Sakamoto (大津市坂本 Ōtsu-shi Sakamoto?)[54] temple town 3 28.7 ha (71 acres) Ōtsu, Shiga A path through a wooded area next to a wall of unhewn stones.
Gokashō-kondō (東近江市五個荘金堂 Higashiōmi-shi Gokashō-kondō?)[55] farming village 3 32.2 ha (80 acres) Higashiōmi, Shiga Akindo street Kondo-cho Gokasho01nbs4592.jpg
Ine-ura (伊根町伊根浦 Ine-chō Ine-ura?)[56] fishing village 3 310.2 ha (767 acres) Ine, Kyoto Wooden houses built on and above water.
Gion-shinbashi (京都市祇園新橋 Kyōto-shi Gion-shinbashi?)[57] pleasure quarter 1 1.4 ha (3.5 acres) Kyoto, Kyoto Wooden two-storied houses lining a small street. The upper stories' windows are covered.
Saga-Toriimoto (京都市嵯峨鳥居本 Kyōto-shi Saga-toriimoto?)[58] temple town 3 2.6 ha (6.4 acres) Kyoto, Kyoto Large red torii next to a wooden thatched house.
Sannei-zaka (京都市産寧坂 Kyōto-shi Sannei-zaka?)[59] temple town 3 8.2 ha (20 acres) Kyoto, Kyoto Stone steps on a slope lined by houses.
Kamigamo (京都市上賀茂 Kyōto-shi Kamigamo?)[60] shrine quarter 2 2.7 ha (6.7 acres) Kyoto, Kyoto Kamigamohondori1.JPG
Kita Miyama-chō (南丹市美山町北 Nantan-shi Miyama-chō Kita?)[61] mountain village 3 127.5 ha (315 acres) Nantan, Kyoto Wooden houses with thatched roofs in a mountain setting.
Kaya (与謝野町加悦 Yosano-chō Kaya?)[62] textile town 2 12 ha (30 acres) Yosano, Kyoto
Tondabayashi (富田林市富田林 Tondabayashi-shi Tondabayashi?)[63] temple town, zaigō town[note 1] 1 11.2 ha (28 acres) Tondabayashi, Osaka A narrow street lined by houses with a wooden lower part, a white upper storey and tile roofs.
Sasayama (篠山市篠山 Sasayama-shi Sasayama?)[64] castle town 2 40.2 ha (99 acres) Sasayama, Hyōgo Thatched house beyond a white wall with a small gate which both have a thatched roof.
Fukusumi (篠山市福住 Sasayama-shi Fukusumi?)[65] post town, farming village 3 25.2 ha (62 acres) Sasayama, Hyōgo
Kitano-chō and Yamamoto-dōri (神戸市北野町山本通 Kōbe-shi Kitano-chō Yamamoto-dōri?)[66] port quarter 1 9.3 ha (23 acres) Kōbe, Hyōgo A row of non-Japanese looking wooden houses along a street.
Izushi (豊岡市出石 Toyooka-shi Izushi?) castle town 2 23.1 ha (57 acres) Toyooka, Hyōgo Wooden houses and a wooden clock tower on a stone base.
Matsuyama (宇陀市松山 Uda-shi Matsuyama?)[67] merchant quarter 1 17 ha (42 acres) Uda, Nara Wooden houses lining small streets.
Imai-chō (橿原市今井町 Kashihara-shi Imai-chō?)[68] temple town, zaigō town 1 17.4 ha (43 acres) Kashihara, Nara Wooden houses with a white upper storey lining a small street.
Gojō-shinmachi (五條市五條新町 Gojō-shi Gojō-shinmachi?) merchant quarter 1 7 ha (17 acres) Gojō, Nara 130629 Gojo Shinmachi Gojo Nara pref Japan14s3.jpg
Yuasa (湯浅町湯浅 Yuasa-chō Yuasa?)[69] brewers quarter 2 6.3 ha (16 acres) Yuasa, Wakayama A small street lined by wooden two-storied houses.
Utsubukitamagawa (倉吉市打吹玉川 Kurayoshi-shi Utsubukitamagawa?)[70] merchant quarter 1 4.7 ha (12 acres) Kurayoshi, Tottori Wooden houses with white upper stories.
Tokorogo (大山町所子 Daisen-chō Tokorogo?)[71] farming village 3 25.8 ha (64 acres) Daisen, Tottori
Yunotsu (大田市温泉津 Ōda-shi Yunotsu?)[72] port quarter, hot-spring town 2 36.6 ha (90 acres) Part of the World Heritage Site Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine and its Cultural Landscape Ōda, Shimane 　Small street lined by wooden houses.
Ōmori-ginzan (大田市大森銀山 Ōda-shi Ōmori-ginzan?)[73] mining town 3 162.7 ha (402 acres) Part of the World Heritage Site Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine and its Cultural Landscape Ōda, Shimane Oomori machinami.jpg
Tsuwano (津和野町津和野 Tsuwano-chō Tsuwano?)[74] warrior quarter, merchant quarter 2 11.1 ha (27 acres) Tsuwano, Shimane Tsuwano street 003.JPG
Fukiya (高梁市吹屋 Takahashi-shi Fukiya?)[75] mining town 3 6.4 ha (16 acres) Takahashi, Okayama Small street lined by wooden houses.
Kurashiki Gawahan (倉敷市倉敷川畔 Kurashiki-shi Kurashiki Gawahan?)[76] merchant quarter 1 15 ha (37 acres) Kurashiki, Okayama White houses with roof tiling next to a small channel.
Jōtō (津山市城東 Tsuyama-shi Jōtō?)[77] merchant quarter 1 8.1 ha (20 acres) Tsuyama, Okayama Joto Tsuyama Okayama10n3200.jpg
Mitarai Yutaka-machi (呉市豊町御手洗 Kure-shi Yutaka-machi Mitarai?)[78] port quarter 2 6.9 ha (17 acres) Kure, Hiroshima A roofed gate and a wooden house with white walls.
Takehara district (竹原市竹原地区 Takehara-shi Takehara-chiku?)[79] salt works town 1 5 ha (12 acres) Takehara, Hiroshima A row of black houses.
Hamazaki (萩市浜崎 Hagi-shi Hamazaki?)[80] port quarter 2 10.3 ha (25 acres) Hagi, Yamaguchi Hamasaki Hagi 01.JPG
Hiyako district (萩市平安古地区 Hagi-shi Hiyako-chiku?)[81] warrior quarter 2 4 ha (9.9 acres) Hagi, Yamaguchi Hagi-hiyako yamaguchi japan.JPG
Horiuchi district (萩市堀内地区 Hagi-shi Horiuchi-chiku?)[82] warrior quarter 2 77.4 ha (191 acres) Hagi, Yamaguchi Hagi-shi Horiuchi-chiku, Yamaguchi, samurai quarter.JPG
Sasanamiichi (萩市佐々並市 Hagi-shi Sasanamiichi?)[14] post town 2 20.8 ha (51 acres) Hagi, Yamaguchi Hagi-shi Sasanamiichi, Yamaguchi, post town.JPG
Furuichi and Kanaya (柳井市古市金屋 Yanai-shi Furuichi-Kanaya?)[83] merchant quarter 1 1.7 ha (4.2 acres) Yanai, Yamaguchi Yanai City 01.JPG
Ochiai Higashiiyayama-son (三好市東祖谷山村落合 Miyoshi-shi Higashiiyayamason Ochiai?)[84] mountain village 3 32.3 ha (80 acres) Miyoshi, Tokushima Yanai City 01.JPG
Minami-machi Wakimachi (美馬市脇町南町 Wakimachi Minami-machi?)[85] merchant quarter 1 5.3 ha (13 acres) Mima, Tokushima Wooden houses with white walls, roof tiles and protruding walls.
Kasajima Shiwakuhonjima-chō (丸亀市塩飽本島町笠島 Marugame-shi Shiwakuhonjima-chō Kasajima?)[86] port quarter 3 13.1 ha (32 acres) Marugame, Kagawa White two-storied houses.
Unomachi Uwa-chō (西予市宇和町卯之町 Seiyo-shi Uwa-chō Unomachi?)[87] zaigō town 2 4.9 ha (12 acres) Seiyo, Ehime Street lined with wooden houses with white walls.
Yōkaichi-gokoku (内子町八日市護国 Uchiko-chō Yōkaichi-gokoku?)[88] wax maker quarter 3 3.5 ha (8.6 acres) Uchiko, Ehime Uchiko1,Uchiko-town,Japan.JPG
Doikachū (安芸市土居廓中 Aki-shi Doikachū?)[89] warrior quarter 2 9.2 ha (23 acres) Aki, Kōchi
Kiragawa-chō (室戸市吉良川町 Muroto-shi Kiragawa-chō?)[90] zaigō town 1 18.3 ha (45 acres) Muroto, Kōchi Kiragawacho 03.JPG
Niikawa Tagomori (うきは市新川田篭 Ukiha-shi Niikawa Tagomori?)[91] farming village 3 71.2 ha (176 acres) Ukiha, Fukuoka
Chikugo-yoshii (うきは市筑後吉井 Ukiha-shi Chikugo-yoshii?)[92] zaigō town 3 20.7 ha (51 acres) Ukiha, Fukuoka White houses with a characteristic net pattern on the lower part of the outer walls.
Kurogi (八女市黒木町黒木 Yame-shi Kurogi-machi Kurogi?)[93] zaigō town 3 18.4 ha (45 acres) Yame, Fukuoka Yame-kurogi fukuoka japan.JPG
Akizuki (朝倉市秋月 Asakura-shi Akizuki?)[94] castle town 2 58.6 ha (145 acres) Asakura, Fukuoka
Yame-fukushima (八女市八女福島 Yame-shi Yame-fukushima?)[95] merchant quarter 2 19.8 ha (49 acres) Yame, Fukuoka
Shiotatsu (嬉野市塩田津 Ureshino-shi Shiotatsu?)[96] merchant quarter 2 12.8 ha (32 acres) Ureshino, Saga Wooden houses with white walls.
Hamashozu-machi and Hamakanaya-machi (鹿島市浜庄津町浜金屋町 Kashima-shi Hamashōzu-machi Hamakanaya-machi?)[97] port quarter and zaigō town 2 2 ha (4.9 acres) Kashima, Saga
Hachihongi-shuku (鹿島市浜中町八本木宿 Kashima-shi Hachihongi-shuku?)[98] brewers town 1 6.7 ha (17 acres) Kashima, Saga
Arita-uchiyama (有田町有田内山 Arita-machi Arita-uchiyama?)[99] porcelain-maker town 3 15.9 ha (39 acres) Arita, Saga
Kōjiro-kūji (雲仙市神代小路 Unzen-shi Kōjiro-kūji?)[100] warrior quarter 2 9.8 ha (24 acres) Unzen, Nagasaki Small street lined by walls.
Higashiyamate (長崎市東山手 Nagasaki-shi Higashiyamate?)[101] port quarter 2 7.5 ha (19 acres) Nagasaki, Nagasaki Slope, stone walls and a wooden house.
Minamiyamate (長崎市南山手 Nagasaki-shi Minamiyamate?)[102] port quarter 2 17 ha (42 acres) Nagasaki, Nagasaki The Glover Garden.
Kōnoura Ōshima-mura (平戸市大島村神浦 Hirado-shi Ōshima-mura Kōnoura?)[103] port quarter 2 21.2 ha (52 acres) Hirado, Nagasaki Konoura hirado nagasaki japan.JPG
Mameda-machi (日田市豆田町 Hita-shi Mameda-machi?)[104] merchant quarter 2 10.7 ha (26 acres) Hita, Ōita Wooden houses.
Tonegawa (椎葉村十根川 Shiibason Tonegawa?)[105] mountain village 3 39.9 ha (99 acres) Shiiba, Miyazaki Shiibamura miyazaki japan.JPG
Mimitsu (日向市美々津 Hyuga-shi Mimitsu?)[106] port quarter 2 7.2 ha (18 acres) Hyuga, Miyazaki Two-storied wooden houses.
Obi (日南市飫肥 Nichinan-shi Obi?)[107] warrior quarter 2 19.8 ha (49 acres) Nichinan, Miyazaki Obi06.jpg
Iriki-fumoto (薩摩川内市入来麓 Satsumasendai-shi Iriki-fumoto?)[108] warrior quarter 2 19.2 ha (47 acres) Satsumasendai, Kagoshima Small street lined with low stone walls.
Izumi-fumoto (出水市出水麓 Izumi-shi Izumi-fumoto?)[109] warrior quarter 2 43.8 ha (108 acres) Izumi, Kagoshima Tatebaba dori Izumi.JPG
Chiran (南九州市知覧 Minamikyūshū-shi Chiran?)[110] warrior quarter 2 18.6 ha (46 acres) Minamikyūshū, Kagoshima Small street lined with low stone walls.
Tonaki Island (渡名喜村渡名喜島 Tonaki-son Tonaki-jima?)[111] farming village 3 21.4 ha (53 acres) Tonaki, Okinawa View of Tonaki Island.jpg
Taketomi (竹富町竹富島 Taketomi-chō Taketomi-jima?)[112] farming village 3 38.3 ha (95 acres) Taketomi, Okinawa Houses surrounded by low stone walls of unhewn stones.

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This list is complete and up-to-date as of September 2015.

Notes

  1. ↑ During the Edo period, zaigō towns (在郷町 zaigō-machi?) were areas in the countryside where artisans and merchants lived under the administration of a nearby village's bugyō.

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See also

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