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==List of National Treasures==
 
==List of National Treasures==
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[[File:Kofunslippers.jpg|right|thumb|320px|Gilt bronze slippers from Eta Funayama [[kofun]], Kumamoto prefecture. Tokyo National Museum]]
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===Archaeological Materials===
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*[[Eisei Bunko]] (Tokyo):
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**"Hosokawa Mirror" - a [[bronze mirror]] excavated outside of [[Luoyang]] and dating to China's [[Warring States Period]]
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*Fukuoka City Museum (Fukuoka):
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**Gold seal granted in [[57]] CE to the State of [[Na]] by [[Emperor Guangwu]] of [[Han Dynasty|Han]]
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*Hachinohe City Museum:
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**[[Dogu|Dogû]] from Aomori kazahari excavation site.<ref name=aka2009/>
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*[[Isonokami Shrine]] ([[Tenri]], [[Nara prefecture]]):
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**[[Seven Branch Sword]], 4th c.
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*The Museum, [[Archaeological Institute of Kashihara]], Nara Prefecture:
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**Objects excavated from [[Fujinoki kofun]], 6th c., [[Ikaruga]], Nara pref.
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*Tokyo National Museum:
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**Swords, gilt bronze slippers, and other objects from [[Eta Funayama kofun]], [[Kumamoto prefecture]], 5-6th century
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**Ritual objects from consecration of Kôfuku-ji, Nara, 8th century, discovered [[1874]]
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===Castles & Residences===
 
[[File:Himeji1.jpg|right|thumb|320px|[[Himeji castle]]]]
 
[[File:Himeji1.jpg|right|thumb|320px|[[Himeji castle]]]]
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===Castles & Residences===
   
*[[Akasaka Palace]]<ref name=aka2009>Designated in 2009. ''Kokuhô no bi'' 50, Asahi Shinbun shuppan (2010), 22-23.</ref>
 
*[[Akasaka Palace]]<ref name=aka2009>Designated in 2009. ''Kokuhô no bi'' 50, Asahi Shinbun shuppan (2010), 22-23.</ref>
 
*[[Hikone castle]] - main ''tenshu''
 
*[[Hikone castle]] - main ''tenshu''
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*Documents related to the [[Keicho Embassy|Keichô Embassy]], held at Sendai City Museum.<ref>Designated in 2001. ''Kokuhô no bi'' 50, Asahi Shinbun shuppan (2010), 14-21.</ref>
 
*Documents related to the [[Keicho Embassy|Keichô Embassy]], held at Sendai City Museum.<ref>Designated in 2001. ''Kokuhô no bi'' 50, Asahi Shinbun shuppan (2010), 14-21.</ref>
 
*Documents of the [[Shimazu clan]] (''Shimazu ke monjo'', held at [[Shiryohensanjo|Shiryôhensanjo]], [[University of Tokyo]])<ref>[http://www.hi.u-tokyo.ac.jp/collection/collection02-j.html 所蔵資料紹介：貴重書], Historiographical Institute, University of Tokyo.</ref>
 
*Documents of the [[Shimazu clan]] (''Shimazu ke monjo'', held at [[Shiryohensanjo|Shiryôhensanjo]], [[University of Tokyo]])<ref>[http://www.hi.u-tokyo.ac.jp/collection/collection02-j.html 所蔵資料紹介：貴重書], Historiographical Institute, University of Tokyo.</ref>
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===Other Buildings===
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*[[Tamaudun]] ([[Shuri]], [[Okinawa prefecture|Okinawa]])
    
===Paintings & Calligraphy===
 
===Paintings & Calligraphy===
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[[File:Engakuji Shariden.jpg|right|thumb|240px|The ''shariden'' at [[Engaku-ji]] (in the distance)]]
 
[[File:Engakuji Shariden.jpg|right|thumb|240px|The ''shariden'' at [[Engaku-ji]] (in the distance)]]
 
[[File:Toji-pagoda.jpg|right|thumb|240px|The pagoda at [[Toji|Tô-ji]]]]
 
[[File:Toji-pagoda.jpg|right|thumb|240px|The pagoda at [[Toji|Tô-ji]]]]
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*[[Zuigan-ji]] ([[Matushima]], [[Miyagi prefecture]]) - Main Hall and ''Kuri''
   
*Byôdô-in (Uji, Kyoto): Phoenix Hall, 1053, ''shinden-zukuri'' architecture
 
*Byôdô-in (Uji, Kyoto): Phoenix Hall, 1053, ''shinden-zukuri'' architecture
 
*Daitoku-ji (Kyoto):
 
*Daitoku-ji (Kyoto):
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**[[Yumedono]]
 
**[[Yumedono]]
 
*[[Kiyomizu-dera]] (Kyoto) Main Hall
 
*[[Kiyomizu-dera]] (Kyoto) Main Hall
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*[[Myotsu-ji|Myôtsû-ji]] ([[Obama]], [[Fukui prefecture]]) - ''hondô'' and three-story pagoda
   
*Kôfuku-ji (Nara):
 
*Kôfuku-ji (Nara):
 
**Three-storied pagoda
 
**Three-storied pagoda
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**Eastern Golden Hall
 
**Eastern Golden Hall
 
**Northern Octagonal Hall
 
**Northern Octagonal Hall
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*[[Myoo-in|Myôô-in]] ([[Fukuyama]], [[Hiroshima prefecture]]) - main hall (''hondô'') and pagoda
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*[[Myotsu-ji|Myôtsû-ji]] ([[Obama]], [[Fukui prefecture]]) - ''hondô'' and three-story pagoda
 
*[[Nanzen-ji]] - Large and Small ''hôjô''
 
*[[Nanzen-ji]] - Large and Small ''hôjô''
 
*[[Negoro-dera]] - ''[[Tahoto|Tahôtô]]''
 
*[[Negoro-dera]] - ''[[Tahoto|Tahôtô]]''
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*[[Tofuku-ji|Tôfuku-ji]] (Kyoto) - main gate
 
*[[Tofuku-ji|Tôfuku-ji]] (Kyoto) - main gate
 
*[[To-ji|Tô-ji]] (Kyoto) pagoda - tallest wooden pagoda in Japan
 
*[[To-ji|Tô-ji]] (Kyoto) pagoda - tallest wooden pagoda in Japan
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*[[Zuigan-ji]] ([[Matushima]], [[Miyagi prefecture]]) - Main Hall and ''Kuri''
    
===Temple Bells===
 
===Temple Bells===
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===Other===
 
===Other===
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[[File:Kofunslippers.jpg|right|thumb|320px|Gilt bronze slippers from Eta Funayama [[kofun]], Kumamoto prefecture. Tokyo National Museum]]
   
*[[Eisei Bunko]] (Tokyo):
 
*[[Eisei Bunko]] (Tokyo):
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**"Hosokawa Mirror" - a [[bronze mirror]] excavated outside of [[Luoyang]] and dating to China's [[Warring States Period]]
   
**''Shigure raden kura'' - Kamakura period lacquerware saddle decorated with mother-of-pearl inlay
 
**''Shigure raden kura'' - Kamakura period lacquerware saddle decorated with mother-of-pearl inlay
 
*Engaku-ji (Kamakura) - Buddhist relics
 
*Engaku-ji (Kamakura) - Buddhist relics
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*Fukuoka City Museum (Fukuoka):
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**Gold seal granted in [[57]] CE to the State of [[Na]] by [[Emperor Guangwu]] of [[Han Dynasty|Han]]
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*Hachinohe City Museum:
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**[[Dogu|Dogû]] from Aomori kazahari excavation site.<ref name=aka2009/>
   
*Naha City Museum of History:
 
*Naha City Museum of History:
 
**"[[Ryukyu Royal Sho Family Documents|Ryûkyû Royal Shô Family Documents]]" (''Ryûkyû kokuô Shô-ke kankei shiryô'') - includes 1,207 historical documents and 85 art treasures associated with the former [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryukyuan]] [[Sho Dynasty|royal family]]. The art treasures include numerous ''[[bingata]]'', ''[[kasuri]]'', and other garments, as well as works of [[Ryukyuan lacquerware]], [[Ryukyuan pottery|pottery]], and metalwork, along with three swords (incl. [[Chiyoganemaru]]) and the sole surviving [[Ryukyu investiture crown]].<ref>You can see all the objects on the museum's [http://www.rekishi-archive.city.naha.okinawa.jp/archives/item1 Digital Museum page].</ref>
 
**"[[Ryukyu Royal Sho Family Documents|Ryûkyû Royal Shô Family Documents]]" (''Ryûkyû kokuô Shô-ke kankei shiryô'') - includes 1,207 historical documents and 85 art treasures associated with the former [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryukyuan]] [[Sho Dynasty|royal family]]. The art treasures include numerous ''[[bingata]]'', ''[[kasuri]]'', and other garments, as well as works of [[Ryukyuan lacquerware]], [[Ryukyuan pottery|pottery]], and metalwork, along with three swords (incl. [[Chiyoganemaru]]) and the sole surviving [[Ryukyu investiture crown]].<ref>You can see all the objects on the museum's [http://www.rekishi-archive.city.naha.okinawa.jp/archives/item1 Digital Museum page].</ref>
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*Tokyo National Museum:
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**Swords, gilt bronze slippers, and other objects from [[Eta Funayama kofun]], [[Kumamoto prefecture]], 5-6th century
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**Ritual objects from consecration of Kôfuku-ji, Nara, 8th century, discovered [[1874]]
   
*Zenrin-ji - gilt bronze lotus-shaped gong, [[Tang Dynasty]]
 
*Zenrin-ji - gilt bronze lotus-shaped gong, [[Tang Dynasty]]
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*[[Shuri castle]] - named a National Treasure c. 1925; destroyed 1945.
 
*[[Shuri castle]] - named a National Treasure c. 1925; destroyed 1945.
 
*[[Sogen-ji|Sôgen-ji]] - named a National Treasure in 1933; destroyed 1945.
 
*[[Sogen-ji|Sôgen-ji]] - named a National Treasure in 1933; destroyed 1945.
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*Main hall of [[Sueyoshi Shrine]] - named a National Treasure in 1936; destroyed 1945.
 
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