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Mori Butai, Tome: exterior
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Museum · Regionalism

Mori Butai

byKengo KumaSee all 26 buildings →Tome, Japan ↗

1996

Key featuresKengo Kuma's noh stage and museum of traditional performing arts in Tome; won an Architectural Institute of Japan Prize.

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Architect
Kengo Kuma
Place
Tome, Japan
Year
1996
Typology
Museum
Movement
Regionalism
Region
East Asia

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