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Building: Commissioned By The Employment Promotion Agency Tanohata Rural Workers Welfare Center

雇用促進事業団委託 田野畑農村勤労福祉センター

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The Tano Village Rural Labor Welfare Center, completed in 1985, represents a significant example of functional sports facility design from the mid-1980s. Located in Tano Village, Iwate Prefecture, this indoor exercise facility was developed under the Employment Promotion Project. The building was designed by the Hozumi Laboratory at Waseda University, known for their thoughtful approach to community-oriented architecture. This project exemplifies the period's commitment to enhancing rural infrastructure and worker welfare through purposeful architectural design.

The Tano Village Rural Labor Welfare Center, completed in 1985, represents a significant example of functional sports facility design from the mid-1980s. Located in Tano Village, Iwate Prefecture, this indoor exercise facility was developed under the Employment Promotion Project. The building was de

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The Tano Village Rural Labor Welfare Center, completed in 1985, represents a significant example of functional sports facility design from the mid-1980s. Located in Tano Village, Iwate Prefecture, this indoor exercise facility was developed under the Employment Promotion Project. The building was designed by the Hozumi Laboratory at Waseda University, known for their thoughtful approach to community-oriented architecture. This project exemplifies the period's commitment to enhancing rural infrastructure and worker welfare through purposeful architectural design.