Hipped Roof of thatch
Length (parallel to ridge): 15.6 m
Width: 8.9m
Built:
1687
HUT FOR STORING FIREWOOD
An Important Cultural Property of Kawasaki City
Original location:
Ikuta, Tama Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Type of building:
Farm outbuilding
Form:
Gabled roof of cedar-bark
Pent roof/aisle on one side
Length (parallel to ridge): 3.6 m
Width: 2.7 m
Built:
Around 1924
16. THE KIYOMIYA HOUSE
An Important Cultural Property of Kanagawa Prefecture
Original location:
Noborito,Tama Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Type of building:
Farmhouse
Form:
Hipped roof of thatch
Length (parallel to ridge): 13.6 m
Width: 8.2 m
Built:
Latter half of the 17th century
17. THE ITŌ HOUSE
An Important Cultural Property of Japan
Original location:
Kanahodo, Asao Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Type of building:
Farmhouse (nanushi/village headman’s house)
Form:
Half-hipped roof of thatch
Length (parallel to ridge): 16.4 m
Width: 9.1 m
Built:
Late 17th ~ early 18th century
18. KOKAGESAN SHRINE
An Important Cultural Property of Kawasaki City
Original location:
Okagami, Asao Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture (In the precincts of Tōkōin-Temple)
Type of building:
Shrine and protective covering building
Form:
The shrine – One bay shingled gable-entry (Kasuga Style) building, with a cusped gable (Ikkensha, Kasugazukuri, mukai-karahafu, kokera buki)
The covering building – Thatched roof, half-hipped at front, hipped at rear
Length (parallel to ridge): 4.6 m, Width: 2.7 m
Built:
1863 (Inscription on a wooden tablet nailed to the rear wall of the shrine)
19. THE IWASAWA HOUSE
An Important Cultural Property of Kanagawa Prefecture
Original location:
Susugaya, Kiyokawa Village, Aikō County, Kanagawa Prefecture
Type of Building:
Farmhouse (nanushi / village headman’s house)
Form:
Half-hipped roof of thatch
Length (parallel to the ridge): 14.5 m, Width: 7.3 m
Built:
Late 17th Century
21. FERRYMAN’S HUT
An Important Cultural Property of Kawasaki City
Original Location:
Suge, Tama Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Type of Building:
Ferryman’s hut
Form:
Gabled roof of Japanese cedar bark shingles
Length (parallel to ridge): 1.8 m
Width: 1.8 m
