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Historic architecture in Aichi
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2019/7/16 07:00
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Are there any historic architectural sites and/or homes in Aichi or Gifu?
Ifm looking for something along the lines of Meiji Mura and Little World. Or even smaller spots like the Old Hakodate Public Hall in Hokkaido - just a single building.
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by Doctah (guest)
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Re: Historic architecture in Aichi
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2019/7/16 15:30
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CORRECTION: All FULL Japanese standards full of historic architecture.
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by LikeBike (guest)
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Re: Historic architecture in Aichi
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2019/7/17 20:37
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The places you mention suggest you want historic Western architecture? Is that more of what you are looking for? Near Nagoya (but in Mie), the Rokkaen has a very similar look to the Hakodate Public Hall site you listed: http://kanko.city.kuwana.mie.jp/t-en/machi/rokkaen/index.htmlA few in Nagoya: https://www.aichi-now.jp/en/spots/detail/955/https://www.yokiso.jp/https://seidenpriester.wordpress.com/2013/03/01/modern-architecture-nagoya/ http://www.japan-photo.de/e-nagoya05-modern-architecture.htmIn Gifu, Media Cosmos is well-known for its modern architecture: https://www.designboom.com/architecture/toyo-ito-gifu-city-library-min...Taisho Mura (Taisho Village) is like Meiji Mura except for the Taisho era. I have not been there, but it's probably smaller than Meiji Mura but seems to still match your interests. If you are interested in the old, traditional Japanese architecture, Nagoya's Arimatsu district and Inuyama's castle town are well-known spots in Aichi, and Gifu has Mino, Iwamura, Sawara (Gifu City), Takayama, Gujo-Hachiman, Shirakawa-go, Magome, and many smaller places along the former Nakasendo.
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by Rabbityama
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