Building: YAKUSUGI MUSEUM
屋久杉の里
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awa, yaku-cho, kumage-gun, kagoshima
Yakusugi no Sato is a museum dedicated to the ancient cedar trees of Yaku Island, completed in 1989 and designed by architect Tetsuo Furuichi. Located in Anbō, Yakushima, this facility serves as both a cultural repository and memorial space, showcasing the natural heritage and historical significance of the island's renowned Yakusugi cedars. The building exemplifies thoughtful museum design that harmonizes with its natural surroundings while providing visitors with comprehensive educational exhibits about these centuries-old trees and the island's unique ecosystem and forestry traditions.
Yakusugi no Sato is a museum dedicated to the ancient cedar trees of Yaku Island, completed in 1989 and designed by architect Tetsuo Furuichi. Located in Anbō, Yakushima, this facility serves as both a cultural repository and memorial space, showcasing the natural heritage and historical significanc
...Yakusugi no Sato is a museum dedicated to the ancient cedar trees of Yaku Island, completed in 1989 and designed by architect Tetsuo Furuichi. Located in Anbō, Yakushima, this facility serves as both a cultural repository and memorial space, showcasing the natural heritage and historical significance of the island's renowned Yakusugi cedars. The building exemplifies thoughtful museum design that harmonizes with its natural surroundings while providing visitors with comprehensive educational exhibits about these centuries-old trees and the island's unique ecosystem and forestry traditions.