Kitano Monogatarikan
Kitano-chō, Japan
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The Kitano Monogatarikan, located in Kitano-chō, Japan, is a Colonial Revival structure built in 1907 that exemplifies the foreign architectural tastes adopted during Japan's modernization period. As an ijinkan—a residence designed for or occupied by foreigners—it reflects the cross-cultural architectural exchange of the early twentieth century. The building has been designated a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, securing its historical significance and preservation.
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- Built
- Type
- ijinkan
- Heritage
- Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan
- Place
- Kitano-chō, Japan
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