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Tsuruga Red Brick Warehouse Diorama Museum

The largest railway diorama in Japan is on display, recreating the good old streets of Tsuruga.

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  • A sunset scene that symbolizes nostalgic dioramas. A focus on lighting creates a nostalgic atmosphere.

  • You can pop your head out of the diorama and look down on the Tsuruga cityscape.

    You can pop your head out of the diorama and look down on the Tsuruga cityscape.

  • The majestic floats that are still remembered today (actually moving on a diorama)

    The majestic floats that are still remembered today (actually moving on a diorama)

  • Tsuruga Red Brick Warehouse Diorama Museum
  • You can pop your head out of the diorama and look down on the Tsuruga cityscape.
  • The majestic floats that are still remembered today (actually moving on a diorama)

Photography: Studio Baku Co., Ltd., Tanseisha Co., Ltd., [Video] Photography: Toho Video Arts Co., Ltd., Music: Amacha, Editing: Tanseisha Co., Ltd.

About the Project

Overview From the Meiji to early Showa periods, when Japan and Europe were connected by railroad, Tsuruga was a vibrant, international city that served as the gateway to these countries. Two red brick warehouses (built in 1905 and nationally registered tangible cultural properties) remain, symbolizing that time, and one has been renovated into a diorama museum and the other into a restaurant. In the diorama museum, the scenery of the railroad, port, and town from the past has been recreated with a nostalgic worldview.
Issues/Themes To create a facility that can attract many visitors and is expected to have a ripple effect on the entire region as a Tourism facility, and also to create a facility where residents can rediscover the culture and history of the region and think about the future possibilities of the town.
Space Solution/Realization Based on the concept of a "nostalgia diorama," a complex Spatial Production using Video, lighting, and sound recreates a good old streetscape that will inspire affection for Tsuruga. In addition, by placing historical heritage sites still scattered around the city within the diorama, it also has the effect of drawing visitors to the surrounding Tourism facilities. It has attracted attention as one of the largest railway dioramas in Japan, setting it apart from the rest, and has attracted many more visitors than expected.

Basic Information

Client Tsuruga City
Services Provided Research & Analysis, Facility Concept Planning, Display Planning, Design, Layout, Production, Construction, Project Management, consulting, tenant Leasing, Operation
Our Team Direction /Facility and Display Planning: Haruhiro Tateishi
Design, Layout: Hiroshi Nakai, Miho Ishiwata
Project Management: Masayuki Mashimo
Production, Construction: Kitayama Kohei
Location Fukui Prefecture
Open October 2015
Website http://tsuruga-akarenga.jp
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