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The oldest reinforced concrete building left in Okinawa, and one that stood through the shelling of 1945. A nationally designated Important Cultural Property.
Key facts
Founded / opened：1925 Architect / artist：Tsutomu Kiyomura Highlights / collection：Oldest reinforced-concrete building in Okinawa, Government building that survived the war Genre：Architecture
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