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A 1912 bank keeping rooms for the metalsmith Shiro Sekiya, a Living National Treasure, and printmaker Tokushi Katsuhira.
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The Akita Akarenga Museum (秋田市立赤れんが郷土館, Akita shiritsu akarenga kyōdokan) is a museum of local history and culture in Akita, Japan.
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Source ja.wikipedia.org ↗Key facts
Founded / opened：1985 Highlights / collection：Former Akita Bank Head Office, Woodblock prints by Tokuyuki Katsuhira, Metalwork by Shiro Sekiya Genre：Architecture, Ukiyo-e and prints, Metalwork
Source ja.wikipedia.org ↗Official website
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