大分県庁舎, Government building in Oita, Japan
The Oita Prefectural Government Building is a modern high-rise in central Oita city that houses the main offices for regional administration. Multiple floors within contain various government departments and services for residents and visitors.
The building was completed in 1962 and represented a major step forward in Oita's postwar development. Its construction reflected the era's push to build modern government facilities across Japan.
The building incorporates design elements reflecting the architectural characteristics of the Kyushu region, creating a connection between administrative functions and local identity.
The building is open to visitors on weekdays from 8:30 AM to 5:15 PM and has parking available on-site. Check at the ground floor information desk for directions to specific offices or services you need.
The building contains exhibition spaces that display local art and cultural objects from the region. These areas are visible to visitors moving through the building and offer a glimpse into Oita's local heritage.
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