List of Cultural Properties of Japan – historical materials (Ehime)

This is a list of designated Important Cultural Properties of Japan that are categorized as historical materials and located within Ehime Prefecture. This designation is given by the Japanese government based on the Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties, and it aims to preserve and protect items that are considered valuable for understanding Japanese history, culture, and society.

Historical materials, in this context, encompass a broad range of items, including documents, diaries, letters, maps, seals, calligraphic works, and other written or printed materials, as well as artifacts that provide insights into the past. The designation as an Important Cultural Property signifies that these materials are considered of particularly high significance at a national level.

The specific items included in this list are determined based on criteria such as their historical importance, artistic merit, representativeness, and condition. The list is subject to change as new discoveries are made and existing designations are reviewed. Further information about each individual property can be found through the Agency for Cultural Affairs (Bunka-cho) website and other relevant resources. Ehime Prefecture's rich history has resulted in a diverse collection of such materials, reflecting the region's unique cultural heritage.