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EESIMA’S RESIDENCE is where Joseph Hardy Neesima and Yae lived. The house was built in 1878, and, together with all its furniture, was designated as a tangible cultural property of Kyoto City in 1985.In addition, the Doshisha has other ten cultural property buildings. They show the Doshisha history itself since 1875. Cultural Property Buildings of the Doshisha(1) SHOEIKAN (COMPLETED SEPTEMBER 1884): Designated as a national important cultural property in 1979.(2) CHAPEL (COMPLETED JUNE 1886): Designated as a national important cultural property in 1963.(3) YUSHUKAN (OPEN NOVEMBER 1887): Designated as a national important cultural property of Japan in 1979.(4) HARRIS SCIENCE HALL (COMPLETED JULY 1890): Designated as a national important cultural property in 1979.(5) Byron Stone-Clarke Memorial Hall (OPEN JANUARY 1894): Designated as a national important cultural property in 1979. (6) JAMES HALL (COMPLETED AUGUST 1914): Registered as a tangible cultural property in 2000.(7) KEIMEIKAN (COMPLETED SEPTEMBER 1915): Registered as a tangible cultural property in 2007.(8) EIKOKAN (COMPLETED FEBRUARY 1932): Registered as a tangible cultural property in 2000.(9) AMHERST HOUSE (COMPLETED MARCH 1932): Registered as a tangible cultural property in 2005.(10)FRIEND PEACE HOUSE (COMPLETED OCTOBER 1936): Registered as a tangible cultural property in 2006.N—2—

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