Opened in 1874 at Manpuku-ji Temple, this elementary school moved to its current site in 1934. Although closed in 1975, this beautiful wooden building from that era remains well-maintained and is still used for various community events today.
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A standalone early Showa-era building in Kita-Ueno, Tokyo. Its horizontal-lined facade and classic wooden lattice doors showcase timeless craftsmanship. Standing amidst modern updates, it offers a striking contrast that speaks to the city’s evolution.
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​A photo studio built in 1930. The building has a great atmosphere with stylish modern windows. It no longer seems to be in business, but old photos of Ome were displayed in the window.
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This 1970s tonkatsu eatery was renovated into a guesthouse. Its tiled walls reflect a common design for mixed-use buildings of that era. The sliding front door has an older feel, suggesting it was added during the renovation.
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