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Fukuoka City Akarenga Cultural Center, Fukuoka: exterior
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Fukuoka City Akarenga Cultural Center, Fukuoka: detail
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Culture & sport · Historic precedent

Fukuoka City Akarenga Cultural Center

byTatsuno Kingo, Yasushi KataokaFukuoka, Japan ↗

1909

Key featuresA serious late-Meiji brick building by the office known for Tokyo Station, now a national Important Cultural Property.

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Architect
Tatsuno Kingo, Yasushi Kataoka
Place
Fukuoka, Japan
Year
1909
Typology
Culture & sport
Movement
Historic precedent
Region
East Asia

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