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Building: SAIKI KAMAE SEA-FOLK MUSEUM

佐伯市蒲江 海の資料館「時間の船」

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The Maritime Museum "Fune no Jikan" (Ship of Time) is located in Usuki City's Kamoe district in Oita Prefecture. Designed by renowned architect Shigeru Aoki and completed in 2005, this museum showcases the maritime heritage and history of the coastal region. The building's distinctive architectural design reflects its thematic focus on maritime culture and the passage of time. With Aoki's signature contemporary approach, the structure integrates thoughtfully with its coastal setting. The museum serves as both a cultural institution and an architectural landmark, offering visitors insights into the area's seafaring traditions while exemplifying modern museum design principles in Japan.

The Maritime Museum "Fune no Jikan" (Ship of Time) is located in Usuki City's Kamoe district in Oita Prefecture. Designed by renowned architect Shigeru Aoki and completed in 2005, this museum showcases the maritime heritage and history of the coastal region. The building's distinctive architectural

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The Maritime Museum "Fune no Jikan" (Ship of Time) is located in Usuki City's Kamoe district in Oita Prefecture. Designed by renowned architect Shigeru Aoki and completed in 2005, this museum showcases the maritime heritage and history of the coastal region. The building's distinctive architectural design reflects its thematic focus on maritime culture and the passage of time. With Aoki's signature contemporary approach, the structure integrates thoughtfully with its coastal setting. The museum serves as both a cultural institution and an architectural landmark, offering visitors insights into the area's seafaring traditions while exemplifying modern museum design principles in Japan.