List of Cultural Properties of Japan – historical materials (Mie)
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This list is of the Cultural Properties of Japan designated in the category of historical materials (歴史資料, rekishi shiryō) for the Prefecture of Mie.[1]
National Cultural Properties
As of 1 July 2020, four Important Cultural Properties have been designated, being of national significance.[2][3][4]
| Property | Date | Municipality | Ownership | Comments | Image | Coordinates | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trade-related materials of the Kadoya Family 角屋家貿易関係資料 Kadoya-ke bōeki kankei shiryō | Edo period | Ise | Jingū Chōkokan-Nōgyōkan (神宮徴古館・農業館) | 11 items, comprising a map of East Asia, two flags, and seven scrolls and one volume of documents |  | 34°29′12″N 136°43′24″E | |
| Shūko Jisshu woodblocks 集古十種板木 Shūko Jisshu hangi | Edo period | Kuwana | Chinkokushukoku Jinja (鎮国守国神社) | 1,451 items | 35°03′55″N 136°41′56″E | ||
| Astronomy-related materials of Shibukawa Shunkai 渋川春海天文関係資料 Shibukawa Shunkai tenmon kankei shiryō | Edo period | Ise | Jingū Chōkokan-Nōgyōkan (神宮徴古館・農業館) | 12 items | 34°29′12″N 136°43′24″E | ||
| Materials relating to Matsuura Takeshirō 松浦武四郎関係資料 Matsuura Takeshirō kankei shiryō | Edo to Meiji period | Matsusaka | Matsuura Takeshirō Memorial Museum | 1,503 items | .jpg) | 34°38′33″N 136°30′33″E | |
Prefectural Cultural Properties
As of 1 February 2017, ten properties have been designated at a prefectural level.[4]
| Property | Date | Municipality | Ownership | Comments | Image | Coordinates | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Administrative documents of Mie Prefecture 三重県行政文書 Mie-ken gyōsei bunsho | Bakumatsu to 1957 | Tsu | Mie Prefectural Museum | 11,643 items, including 4,342 diagrams and maps | 34°44′32″N 136°30′06″E | ||
| Okadera Edition woodblocks and related materials 岡寺版集帖板木 並びに 関係資料 Okadera-ban shūjō hangi narabini kankei shiryō | 1779–1809 | Matsusaka | Keishō-ji (継松寺) | 206 items | 34°34′41″N 136°31′57″E | ||
| Materials relating to Matsuura Takeshirō 松浦武四郎関係資料 Matsuura Takeshirō kankei shiryō | Edo to Meiji period | Matsusaka | Matsuura Takeshirō Memorial Museum | 223 items | 34°38′33″N 136°30′33″E | ||
| Izawa Bunko and materials relating to Takegawa Chikusai 射和文庫並びに竹川竹斎関係資料 Izawa bunko narabini Takegawa Chikusai kankei shiryō | late Edo to early Meiji period | Matsusaka | private | 4,323 items | 34°30′31″N 136°32′32″E | ||
| Hōei and Ansei Tsunami Memorial Stele (Saimyōji Memorial Stele) 宝永・安政津波供養碑（最明寺の供養碑） Hōei Ansei tsunami kuyō-hi (Saimyōji no kuyō-hi) | 1856 | Minamiise | Saimyō-ji (最明寺) | commemorates the earthquake and tsunami on the fourth day of the tenth month of Hōei 4 (1707) and that on the fourth day of the eleventh month of Kaei 7 (1854), that year also being the first of Ansei | 34°17′04″N 136°33′22″E | ||
| Hōei Tsunami Memorial Stele (Saimyōji Mahayana Sutra Stele) 宝永津波供養碑（最明寺の大乗經碑） Hōei Ansei tsunami kuyō-hi (Saimyōji no Daijōkyō-hi) | Edo period | Minamiise | Saimyō-ji (最明寺) | commemorates the earthquake and tsunami on the fourth day of the tenth month of Hōei 4 (1707) | 34°17′04″N 136°33′22″E | ||
| Hōei Tsunami Memorial Stele (Kanro-tera Three Worlds Myriad Souls Stele) 宝永津波供養碑（甘露寺の三界萬霊碑） Hōei Ansei tsunami kuyō-hi (Kanro-tera no sangai banrei-hi) | Edo period | Minamiise | Kanro-tera (甘露寺) | commemorates the earthquake and tsunami on the fourth day of the tenth month of Hōei 4 (1707) | 34°15′29″N 136°27′44″E | ||
| Documents relating to the Tōdō Domain Iga Sakuji-gata 藤堂藩伊賀作事方関連文書 Tōdō-han Iga sakuji-gata kanren bunsho | late Edo period | Iga | private | 90 items | 34°46′03″N 136°08′03″E | ||
| Map of Iga Ueno Castle Town 伊賀上野城下絵図 Iga Ueno jōka e-zu | early Edo period | Iga | private | 287.3 centimetres (113.1 in) by 320.0 centimetres (126.0 in) |  | 34°45′56″N 136°07′24″E | |
| Hōei Tsunami Memorial Stele (Magoshi Cemetery Three Worlds Myriad Souls Stele) 宝永津波供養碑（馬越墓地の三界萬霊碑） Hōei tsunami kuyō-hi (Magoshi bochi no sangai banrei-hi) | 1713 | Owase | Kongō-ji (金剛寺) | commemorates the earthquake and tsunami on the fourth day of the tenth month of Hōei 4 (1707) | 34°04′38″N 136°11′48″E | ||