Okada Memorial Hall

The Okada Memorial Hall contains exhibits that document the life and architectural achievements of Okada Shinichirō through photographs, drawings, and personal items.

The memorial hall opened its doors in June 1978 to commemorate Okada Shinichirō, who designed notable structures like the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and Meiji Seimei Kan.

The museum displays the evolution of Japanese architecture during the early 20th century through Okada's work, which merged European and Imperial Crown styles.

Located at latitude 36.386202 and longitude 139.733478, the museum offers guided tours and maintains regular opening hours for visitors interested in architectural history.

The hall preserves original drawings and designs from Okada's 1917 competition-winning entry for the Osaka City Central Public Hall, a milestone in Japanese architecture.

Location: Kauemonchō

Official opening: June 1978

Website: http://cc9.ne.jp/~kauemon

GPS coordinates: 36.38620,139.73348

Latest update: March 9, 2025 19:29