Kagoshima City Hall

Retro building near Saigo's statue

Original Text

　Opposite the statue of Takamori Saigo, there is a shooting spot that can be photographed along with the statue. On the right side of the shooting spot, there was a nice old stone building. The building was the Kagoshima City Central Community Center. It was a building built as "Kagoshima City Public Hall" in the early Showa period, and it seems that it is still used as an active public hall.

It is an old and nice building near the shooting spot of Mr. Saigo's statue.

Original Text

　The shooting spot for Mr. Saigo's statue was across the national highway from the statue. Next to the shooting spot, there was a nice retro building. That was the Kagoshima City Central Community Center. This building was built as a commemorative project for the marriage of Emperor Showa in January 1918, and it is said that it was completed in 1945. It is said that this area is called "the road of history and culture", but it is a building suitable for it.

it's retro.

Original Text

The shooting plaza is opposite the statue of Takamori Saigo, but it is a public hall in that section. It seems that it was originally established as a commemorative project for the marriage of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince (Emperor Showa). It has a nice atmosphere with a retro atmosphere. I was doing something like active.

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Original Text

Walk from the Kagoshima City Tram "Asahi-dori" tram stop toward the statue of Takamori Saigo and you will find it on your right. Opened as "Kagoshima City Public Hall" in 1927. The war has passed through and is now designated as a national registered tangible cultural property. The design was Yasushi Kataoka, who was the leading figure in the Kansai architectural world from Taisho to Showa. It is a profound and rugged design such as the public hall of the Showa period.

It is a historic building designated as a national registered tangible cultural property.

Original Text

An old building opposite the statue of Takamori Saigo. The former Kagoshima City Public Hall, which was completed in 1927 and was completed in 1945. Currently, it is used as a public hall for various events and events. The building has beautiful exterior and interior decoration, and is designated as a national registered tangible cultural property.