Ichimura Memorial Gymnasium

Old name は Sagayu Gymnasium

Original Text

The former name is Saga Gymnasium. It opened in 1963 by donation by Kiyoshi Ichimura, the founder of Ricoh, and it seems that 30 years have passed and the name has been changed to the name of the donor. The unique appearance that does not make you feel old is impressive. However, in addition to the aging, the basketball court is large enough to take ２ and the number of seats is 820, so it seems that there is a limit in terms of functionality.

Overlooking from the prefectural office observation hall

Original Text

I stopped by as a tourist who came to visit Saga Castle Park the other day. I happened to park my car in the parking lot of Saka Shrine and blurt it in front of this memorial hall. I was surprised at the jagged roof like the back of a monster. Later, a bird's-eye view from the observation hall of the prefectural office. Finally, the identity of this jagged was finally Gatten. When I went home and looked it up, I heard that the role as a gymnasium had already been completed.

Now は "The End of the Mask Renovation Expo" の Venue

Original Text

25 minutes walk from JR Saga Station. It is located in the back of the prefectural library along Honmaru-dori, which continues from the south exit of Saga Station. The building design is Junzo Sakakura (designer of the demolished Tokyu Cultural Center). It is characterized by its jagged appearance. Until January 14, 2019, 'Hizen Satoshi' was used as' the end of the Edo period Memorial Hall 'of the end of the Edo period Memorial Hall, and it is the best viewpoint in the exposition.