Fukuoka Red Brick Culture Museum

Fukuoka Cultural Museum is designed by Chenye Jinwu, who designed Tokyo Railway Station. The architectural style is the British-style pavilion at the end of the 19th century. The red bricks and white granite, minarets and domes are unique. It is a nostalgic and beautiful romantic building. Unfortunately, I didn’t visit because of the language.

In Fukuoka City Comprehensive Library, visitors who like Japanese literature should not miss it. Collect literature materials that showcase the writers related to Fukuoka.

It seems that there is a cafe on the first floor. It is lit up at night, and some people put it in the photo as one of the facilities where you can feel the history of Fukuoka.

I feel very satisfied with the first experience. It is indeed a good place to relax. I will come often in the future.

The cultural center behind the Nishitetsu Hotel, which is a little off Nakasu. It looks red in the photo on the net, but when you actually look at it, it looks more like light brown than red. There is no doubt that it is a splendid building. There is a cafe inside.

It is a splendid brick building and feels very tasteful.