The Ozu Red Brick Building was established in 1901 as the head office of the Ozu Commercial Bank, and is one of the symbols of Ozu, along with Ozu Castle and Garyu Sanso.
Currently, it is popular as a base for sightseeing, with a shop on the first floor that collects souvenirs from Ozu City and Ehim...

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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.

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.

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

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

Horario