Seishidō

The Seishidō building exhibits traditional Japanese architectural elements with wooden structures and balanced proportions characteristic of early 20th-century design.

Built in 1916 under the direction of architect Junkichi Tanabe, the Seishidō became a symbol of architectural innovation during Japan's period of modernization.

The building received the designation of Important Cultural Property of Japan, reflecting its role in preserving the nation's architectural heritage.

Visitors can access guided tours of the building, which provide detailed information about its construction methods and architectural features.

The structure combines traditional craftsmanship with modern engineering techniques of the 1910s, creating a distinct example of Japanese architectural evolution.

Location: Fukaya

Inception: 1916

Architects: Junkichi Tanabe

Official opening: November 12, 1916

Website: http://city.fukaya.saitama.jp/kanko/kanko/seisido_seifutei

GPS coordinates: 36.22250,139.27547

Latest update: March 3, 2025 17:09