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Aichi Prefecture is an architect's delight, offering a wide range of historical buildings with interesting features. Take a look at just some of the many amazing buildings, their fascinating histories, and wide range of uses here.
Often used as a location for period TV shows and movies, and rare in the fact that such a historical building is still in use to this day, the stately Aichi Prefectural Government Office Building is a mixture of Western and traditional Japanese architecture. This architectural marvel is found within the confines of the original Nagoya Castle also has a hint of castle architecture thrown in for good measure.
Visit the former Kabuto Beer Factory and national cultural property now known as the "Handa Red Brick Building", pockmarked by WWII air raids but still in use today.
Meiji-Mura is an open-air museum filled with historical architecture, structures, and items from the Meiji period (1868–1912). Stroll back in time in throughout this expansive theme park-like village in historical Inuyama City.
