List of Cultural Properties of Japan - structures (Saga)

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

National Cultural Properties

As of 1 March 2015, thirteen Important Cultural Properties with sixteen component structures have been designated, being of national significance.^[2]^[3]^[4]

Property	Date	Municipality	Comments	Coordinates
Yoshimura Family Residence 吉村家住宅 Yoshimura-ke jūtaku	1789 !1789	Saga		33°27′28″N 130°11′49″E / 33.45763953°N 130.19702882°E / 33.45763953; 130.19702882 (Yoshimura Family Residence)
Former Takatori Family Residence 旧高取家住宅 kyū-Takatori-ke jūtaku	1904 !1904	Karatsu	designation comprises two components: the buildings for the large central room (hiroma) and living room (kyoshitsu)	33°27′16″N 129°58′19″E / 33.45433703°N 129.97197101°E / 33.45433703; 129.97197101 (Former Takatori Family Residence)
Saga Castle Shachinomon and Tsuzuki Yagura 佐賀城鯱の門及び続櫓 Saga-jō shachi-no-mon oyobi tsuzuki-yagura	1836 !1836	Saga		33°14′45″N 130°18′10″E / 33.24591583°N 130.30288323°E / 33.24591583; 130.30288323
Yamaguchi Family Residence 山口家住宅 Yamaguchi-ke jūtaku	1868.1911 !Meiji period	Saga		33°10′32″N 130°20′27″E / 33.17565945°N 130.34086302°E / 33.17565945; 130.34086302 (Yamaguchi Family Residence)
Nishioka Family Residence 西岡家住宅 Nishioka-ke jūtaku	1830.1867 !end of Edo period	Ureshino		33°07′48″N 130°03′36″E / 33.12997697°N 130.05986744°E / 33.12997697; 130.05986744 (Nishioka Family Residence)
Kawauchi Family Residence 川打家住宅 Kawauchi-ke jūtaku	1661.1750 !Edo period	Taku		33°15′49″N 130°03′10″E / 33.26362943°N 130.05286461°E / 33.26362943; 130.05286461 (Kawauchi Family Residence)
Taku Seibyō 多久聖廟 Taku Seibyō	1708 !1708	Taku		33°15′36″N 130°05′52″E / 33.26000146°N 130.09779369°E / 33.26000146; 130.09779369 (Taku Seibyō)
Tashima Jinja Honden 田嶋神社本殿 Tashima Jinja honden	1333.1392 !early Muromachi period	Imari		33°21′54″N 129°52′30″E / 33.36510886°N 129.87511266°E / 33.36510886; 129.87511266 (Tashima Jinja Honden)
Doi Family Residence 土井家住宅 Doi-ke jūtaku	1830.1867 !end of Edo period	Ōmachi		33°12′50″N 130°07′22″E / 33.21377683°N 130.12267937°E / 33.21377683; 130.12267937 (Doi Family Residence)
Takeo Onsen Shinkan and Rōmon 武雄温泉新館及び楼門 Takeo onsen shinkan oyobi rōmon	1914 !1914	Takeo	designation comprises two components: shinkan and rōmon	33°11′48″N 130°00′52″E / 33.19659911°N 130.0143848°E / 33.19659911; 130.0143848 (Takeo Onsen Shinkan and Rōmon)
Yoga Jinja Third Torii and Stone Bridge 与賀神社三の鳥居及び石橋 Yoga Jinja san-no-torii oyobi ishi-bashi	1603 !1603	Saga	designation comprises two components: third torii and stone bridge	33°14′56″N 130°17′40″E / 33.24876429°N 130.29437213°E / 33.24876429; 130.29437213
Yoga Jinja Rōmon 与賀神社楼門 Yoga Jinja rōmon	1573.1614 !Momoyama period	Saga		33°14′56″N 130°17′40″E / 33.24877197°N 130.29449879°E / 33.24877197; 130.29449879 (Yoga Jinja Rōmon)
Chikugo River Lift Bridge 旧筑後川橋梁(筑後川昇開橋) kyū-Chikugo-gawa kyōryō (Chikugo-gawa shōkaikyō)	1935 !1935	Saga	designation spans the borders with Ōkawa, Fukuoka	33°12′54″N 130°21′42″E / 33.21505534°N 130.36169856°E / 33.21505534; 130.36169856 (Chikugo River Lift Bridge)

Prefectural Cultural Properties

As of 1 October 2014, nineteen properties with twenty-one component structures have been designated at a prefectural level.^[4]^[5]

Property	Date	Municipality	Comments	Coordinates
Kashii Jinja Shikyakumon 香椎神社四脚門 Kashii Jinja Shikyakumon	1603.1650 !early Edo period	Saga		33°14′58″N 130°14′10″E / 33.249437°N 130.236161°E / 33.249437; 130.236161 (Kashii Jinja Shikyakumon)
Kashima Castle Akamon and Ōtemon 鹿島城赤門及び大手門 Kashima Jinja Akamon oyobi Ōtemon	1806 !early C19	Kashima		33°06′10″N 130°05′36″E / 33.102768°N 130.093349°E / 33.102768; 130.093349 (Kashima Jinja Akamon and Ōtemon)
Wakamiya Hachimangū Shinden 若宮八幡宮神殿 Wakamiya Hachimangū shinden	1603.1650 !early Edo period	Taku		33°15′29″N 130°05′27″E / 33.258086°N 130.090914°E / 33.258086; 130.090914 (Wakamiya Hachimangū Shinden)
Takezaki Kannon Stone Three-Storey Pagodas 竹崎観音石造三重塔 Takezaki Kannon seki-zō sanjūtō	1300.1333 !end of Kamakura period	Tara	two tō	32°57′26″N 130°13′11″E / 32.957275°N 130.219842°E / 32.957275; 130.219842
Murozono Jinja Stone Hizen Torii 石造肥前鳥居 seki-zō Hizen torii	1590 !1590	Karatsu		33°19′17″N 130°03′47″E / 33.321492°N 130.062987°E / 33.321492; 130.062987 (Murozono Jinja Stone Hizen Torii)
Ushio Jinja Stone Hizen Torii 石造肥前鳥居 seki-zō Hizen torii	1597 !1597	Ogi		33°15′32″N 130°10′59″E / 33.258786°N 130.183139°E / 33.258786; 130.183139 (Ushio Jinja Stone Hizen Torii)
Kushida-gū Stone Hizen Torii 石造肥前鳥居 seki-zō Hizen torii	1602 !1602	Kanzaki		33°18′36″N 130°22′21″E / 33.310088°N 130.372589°E / 33.310088; 130.372589 (Kushida-gū Stone Hizen Torii)
Honjō Jinja Stone Hizen Torii 石造肥前鳥居 seki-zō Hizen torii	1603 !1603	Saga		33°14′38″N 130°16′56″E / 33.243964°N 130.282348°E / 33.243964; 130.282348 (Honjō Jinja Stone Hizen Torii)
Hatten Jinja Stone Bridge 石造眼鏡橋 seki-zō megane-bashi	1852 !1852	Ureshino		33°06′03″N 130°03′24″E / 33.100876°N 130.056721°E / 33.100876; 130.056721 (Hatten Jinja Stone Bridge)
Seigan-ji Rōmon 星巌寺楼門 Seiganji rōmon	1852 !1852	Ogi		33°17′57″N 130°11′11″E / 33.299193°N 130.186433°E / 33.299193; 130.186433 (Seiganji Rōmon)
Ōdō Jinja Stone Myōjin Torii 銅造明神鳥居 dō-zō Myōjin torii	1640 !1640	Saga		33°14′12″N 130°21′57″E / 33.236606°N 130.365722°E / 33.236606; 130.365722 (Ōdō Jinja Bronze Myōjin Torii)
Yūtoku Inari Jinja Precinct Myōbusha 祐徳稲荷神社境内社命婦社 Yūtoku Inari Jinja keidai sha myōbusha	1804 !1804	Kashima		33°04′24″N 130°06′29″E / 33.073437°N 130.108176°E / 33.073437; 130.108176
Arita Ijinkan 有田異人館 Arita Ijinkan	1876 !1876	Arita		33°11′24″N 129°53′52″E / 33.189876°N 129.897655°E / 33.189876; 129.897655 (Arita Ijinkan)
Former Mitsubishi Gōshi Kaisha Karatsu Branch Honkan 旧三菱合資会社唐津支店本館 kyū-Mitsubishi gōshi kaisha Karatsu shiten honkan	1908 !1908	Karatsu	preserved as the Karatsu City Museum of History and Folklore (唐津市歴史民族資料館)	33°28′15″N 129°57′14″E / 33.470864°N 129.953853°E / 33.470864; 129.953853
Jissō-in Niōmon 実相院仁王門 Jissō-in Niōmon	1603.1725 !early Edo period	Saga		33°19′39″N 130°16′02″E / 33.327462°N 130.267307°E / 33.327462; 130.267307 (Jissō-in Niōmon)
Yodohime Jinja West Gate 与止日女神社西門 &odohime Jinja nishi mon	1573 !1573	Saga		33°19′35″N 130°16′06″E / 33.326360°N 130.268272°E / 33.326360; 130.268272 (Yodohime Jinja West Gate)
Kōden-ji Shakadō 高伝寺釈迦堂 Kōdenji Shakadō	1655 !1655	Saga		33°14′16″N 130°16′59″E / 33.237790°N 130.283185°E / 33.237790; 130.283185 (Kōdenji Shakadō)
Seigan-ji Otamaya 星巌寺御霊屋 Seiganji otamaya	1725.1775 !mid-C18	Ogi		33°17′57″N 130°11′11″E / 33.299193°N 130.186433°E / 33.299193; 130.186433 (Seiganji Otamaya)
Former Nakao Family Residence - Main Building 旧中尾家住宅主屋 kyū-Nakao-ke jūtaku shuoku	1700.1783 !C18	Karatsu		33°32′23″N 129°53′41″E / 33.539608°N 129.894683°E / 33.539608; 129.894683

Municipal Cultural Properties

As of 1 May 2014, one hundred and two properties have been designated at a municipal level.^[6]

Registered Cultural Properties

As of 1 March 2015, ninety-four properties at thirty-five sites have been registered (as opposed to designated) at a national level.^[4]^[7]

Property	Date	Municipality	Comments	Coordinates
Muraoka Sōhonpo Yōkan Museum 村岡総本舗羊羹資料館 Muraoka Sōhonpo yōkan shiryōkan	1941 !1941	Ogi		33°18′05″N 130°12′15″E / 33.30135525°N 130.20428017°E / 33.30135525; 130.20428017 (Muraoka Sōhonpo Yōkan Museum)
Chōkokan 徴古館 Chōkokan	1927 !1927	Saga		33°15′06″N 130°18′05″E / 33.25154653°N 130.30134911°E / 33.25154653; 130.30134911 (Chōkokan)
Takeya 竹屋 Takeya	1923 !1923	Karatsu		33°26′55″N 129°58′13″E / 33.44856013°N 129.97036131°E / 33.44856013; 129.97036131 (Takeya)
Sueyama Jinja Torii 陶山神社鳥居 Sueyama Jinja torii	1888 !1888	Arita	ceramic torii	33°11′20″N 129°53′57″E / 33.18894138°N 129.89909227°E / 33.18894138; 129.89909227 (Sueyama Jinja Torii)
Yoga Jinja Honden - Heiden - Haiden 与賀神社本殿・幣殿・拝殿 Yoga Jinja honden-heiden-haiden	1758.1759 !1758-59	Saga	the heiden-haiden were repaired in 1913	33°14′59″N 130°17′46″E / 33.24980777°N 130.29603388°E / 33.24980777; 130.29603388

Cultural Properties of Japan - structures

National Treasures	Temples Shrines Castles Residences Miscellaneous Structures

Important Cultural Properties	Asuka period Nara period Heian period Kamakura period Muromachi period Momoyama period Edo period Meiji period Taishō period Shōwa period

Hokkaidō	Hokkaidō

Tōhoku	Aomori Iwate Miyagi Akita Yamagata Fukushima

Kantō	Ibaraki Tochigi Gunma Saitama Chiba Tōkyō Kanagawa

Chūbu	Niigata Toyama Ishikawa Fukui Yamanashi Nagano Gifu Shizuoka Aichi

Kansai	Mie Shiga Kyōto Ōsaka Hyōgo Nara Wakayama

Chūgoku	Tottori Shimane Okayama Hiroshima Yamaguchi

Shikoku	Tokushima Kagawa Ehime Kōchi

Kyūshū	Fukuoka Saga Nagasaki Kumamoto Ōita Miyazaki Kagoshima

Okinawa	Okinawa

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References

↑ "Pamphlet on Cultural Properties". Agency for Cultural Affairs. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
↑ 国宝・重要文化財 [Number of National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties by Prefecture] (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. 1 March 2015. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
↑ "Database of National Cultural Properties: 国宝・重要文化財(建造物) (佐賀県)" (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
1 2 3 佐賀県内所在指定文化財等件数一覧 [Number of Cultural Properties in Saga Prefecture] (in Japanese). Saga Prefecture. 27 October 2014. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
↑ 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. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
↑ 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. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
↑ 登録文化財 [Number of Registered Cultural Properties by Prefecture] (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. 1 May 2014. Retrieved 28 March 2015.

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(Japanese) Cultural Properties in Saga Prefecture

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