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Building: JOENJI-TEMPLE/MISSION HALL

淨圓寺庫裡/伝道ホール

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Joyuen-ji Kuri and Densho Hall, completed in 2000, represents a contemporary approach to religious architecture by architect Shintaro Noda of Human Space Research Institute. Located in Hoshino Village, Fukuoka Prefecture, this distinctive structure seamlessly integrates traditional temple functions with modern residential spaces. The design demonstrates thoughtful consideration of how sacred and domestic environments can coexist harmoniously. The building exemplifies early 21st-century Japanese architectural practice, balancing spiritual purpose with practical living requirements while maintaining sensitivity to its rural temple setting.

Joyuen-ji Kuri and Densho Hall, completed in 2000, represents a contemporary approach to religious architecture by architect Shintaro Noda of Human Space Research Institute. Located in Hoshino Village, Fukuoka Prefecture, this distinctive structure seamlessly integrates traditional temple functions

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Joyuen-ji Kuri and Densho Hall, completed in 2000, represents a contemporary approach to religious architecture by architect Shintaro Noda of Human Space Research Institute. Located in Hoshino Village, Fukuoka Prefecture, this distinctive structure seamlessly integrates traditional temple functions with modern residential spaces. The design demonstrates thoughtful consideration of how sacred and domestic environments can coexist harmoniously. The building exemplifies early 21st-century Japanese architectural practice, balancing spiritual purpose with practical living requirements while maintaining sensitivity to its rural temple setting.