Ozu Red Brick Museum

石鯛黒鯛 3 months ago

Constructed in December 1901 as the head office of Ozu Commercial Bank, the building is mainly made of British bricks, with a Japanese-style roof covered with Japanese tiles and a fusion of Japanese and Western style, with the character ``Sho'' written on the tile. . There is a shop inside the Red Brick Hall, so please enjoy it.

Seiji Mishima (Shimanami-Blue) 5 months ago

I happened to be passing by and thought there was a nice red brick building, so I stopped by. It seems to have been built in 1902 as the head office of a commercial bank, and is a British-laid brick building with Japanese tiles on the roof and a fusion of Japanese and Western style, with the Japanese character ``Sho'' written on the tile. When you enter the building, you will see a shop with a variety of products lined up, and in the back there is a building that was once used as a safe that still remains. We carry a variety of products such as pouch bags, sandals, food and goods for infants, plates made from Shimanami Kaido Oshima stone, and crafts, so I think it's a great place to buy local souvenirs.

Cole Sullivan 5 months ago

The building is interesting for standing out amongst more traditional Japanese architecture, but the store inside was pricy and not very interesting.

C Koo 4 years ago

A red brick building with a history of a bank before. Nice atmosphere.

Youngho Lee 5 years ago

One of the best areas to visit in Ozu