Tsuruma Park odeum
Tsurumai 1-chōme, Japan
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The Tsuruma Park odeum, a Renaissance-style bandstand built in 1910, stands within Tsuruma Park in the Showa ward of Nagoya, Japan. Designed by architect Teiji Suzuki, the structure exemplifies early 20th-century bandstand design adapted to Japanese contexts, blending Western architectural aesthetics with its function as a public music pavilion. The odeum served the park's cultural purpose, providing a focal point for musical performances and community gatherings in one of Nagoya's significant green spaces.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- bandstand, 奏楽堂
- Place
- Tsurumai 1-chōme, Japan
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