Building: Hirosaki city crematorium
弘前市斎場
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2-20-1 tokiwanzaka, hirosaki-shi, aomori
Hirosaki Ceremonial Hall, completed in 1983, represents a significant example of Japanese funeral facility architecture from the early 1980s. Located in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture, this crematorium and ceremony hall was designed by Mido Doujin, Koichiro Nakamura, and the Maekawa Architectural Design Office. The building exemplifies the functional yet respectful design principles characteristic of ceremonial architecture during this period. Its architectural approach balances practical requirements for funeral services with dignified spatial qualities appropriate to its solemn purpose. The facility remains an important structure within Hirosaki's civic infrastructure, demonstrating how contemporary design addressed the specific needs of ceremonial functions in Japanese communities.
Hirosaki Ceremonial Hall, completed in 1983, represents a significant example of Japanese funeral facility architecture from the early 1980s. Located in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture, this crematorium and ceremony hall was designed by Mido Doujin, Koichiro Nakamura, and the Maekawa Architectural Desig
...Hirosaki Ceremonial Hall, completed in 1983, represents a significant example of Japanese funeral facility architecture from the early 1980s. Located in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture, this crematorium and ceremony hall was designed by Mido Doujin, Koichiro Nakamura, and the Maekawa Architectural Design Office. The building exemplifies the functional yet respectful design principles characteristic of ceremonial architecture during this period. Its architectural approach balances practical requirements for funeral services with dignified spatial qualities appropriate to its solemn purpose. The facility remains an important structure within Hirosaki's civic infrastructure, demonstrating how contemporary design addressed the specific needs of ceremonial functions in Japanese communities.
