Former Wakayama Prefectural Conference Bldg.

and that transition is history.

Original Text

It is a facility built next to the roadside station. At first glance, it looks new, but the transition of the building is unpredictable from the current appearance.

It's a wonderful building.

Original Text

"Former Wakayama Prefectural Assembly Building" is very close to Negoroji Temple, which is famous for its "Oto". It stands on a large road and stands out. It is a beautiful and stunning building.

Common ticket is recommended

Original Text

I bought a common ticket with Negoroji for 500 yen. You can learn about the history of Wakayama prefectural government and the great people of Wakayama Prefecture, as well as the history of the relocation of the building. If you plan to go to Negoroji Temple, a common ticket is recommended.

We're closed on Tuesday.

Original Text

Development has progressed around this area since the Iwade Negoro Interchange on the Keinawa Expressway was built. It's close to Negoroji Temple and it's a good place to create cultural facilities. The former Wakayama Prefectural Assembly Building has recently been relocated. Is the roadside station under construction next door and it will be busy from now on? It is unusual for government facilities to close on Tuesday and the visit day was closed.

Existing する the oldest の Woodwork and Wind Discussion Hall in China

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　It is the oldest existing wooden Japanese-style Capitol in Japan, and was built on the east side of Wakayama Castle in 1881, but after the current prefectural government building was built and the role as a Capitol was completed, it was built in Misono Town in 1941. It was relocated to the precincts of Negoro-ji Temple in 1957 and was named "Ichijokaku" and used as a large guest hall for a long time. Due to the preservation and maintenance project, it was relocated to the west of Negoroji Temple, "Negoro History Hill", and was restored in its original form, and it was released from ４ Month １ in 2016. The meeting hall is frontage 18 ｍ, depth 23 ｍ, height ６...