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Institute for Geothermal Sciences, Graduate School of Sciences, Kyoto University

Institute for Geothermal Sciences, Graduate School of Sciences, Kyoto University, Geothermal research institute in Kyoto, Japan.

The Institute for Geothermal Sciences is a research facility at Kyoto University with laboratories and equipment dedicated to studying Earth's heat and practical applications in energy and resource development. The buildings house specialized instruments for analyzing thermal properties of rock formations and underground geological systems.

The institute was established in 1924 and opened in 1926, marking an early milestone in Japan's commitment to geothermal research. This founding period positioned it among the first centers worldwide to undertake systematic study of geothermal energy.

The institute building, designed by architect Kyōzō Nagase, holds the status of Registered Tangible Cultural Property for its contribution to Japan's scientific heritage.

Access may be limited since this is an active research facility with working laboratories and prior permission might be necessary. It is advisable to contact the institute in advance to explore any visiting options.

The building was designed by architect Kyōzō Nagase and holds the status of Registered Tangible Cultural Property, preserving both its architectural design and scientific importance in Japanese history. This designation makes the facility significant for both its research contributions and heritage value.

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Inception
January 1924
Architects
Kyōzō Nagase
Official opening
October 1926
GPS coordinates
33.28428,131.48571
Latest update
December 8, 2025 21:07
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