Gunma Government building

Gunma Government building Gunma Prefectural Government Building
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Use	Central facilities of the Gunma administration
Designer	Sato general plan
A building is important	Gunma
The business main constituent	Gunma
Management administration	Gunma
Construction	Steel frame structure, steel frame steel reinforced concrete structure
Building area	3,227 m²
Deferred floor space	83,503 m²
Number of floors	The 33rd floor above the ground, the third floor under the ground
Height	153.80m
The completion	June 01, 1999
The location	〒371-8570 1-1-1, Otemachi, Maebashi-shi, Gunma
Position	A 36°23'N 26.4 seconds 139°3'E 37.6 seconds coordinate: 36°23'N 26.4 seconds 139°3'E 37.6 seconds
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Gunma prefectural government office Showa Government building Gunma Prefectural Government Building Showa Government Building
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Former name	Gunma Government building
Use	Central facilities of the Gunma administration
A building is important	Gunma
The business main constituent	Gunma
Management administration	Gunma
Construction	Steel reinforced concrete structure
Building area	2,125 m²
Deferred floor space	6,464 m²
Number of floors	The third floor above the ground, the first floor under the ground
Height	16.75m
The completion	1928
Reconstruction	November, 2001
The location	〒371-8570 1-1-1, Otemachi, Maebashi-shi, Gunma
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Gunma Government building (ぐんまけんちょうしゃ) is this Government building where a Governor of Gunma and administrative core organization enters among the buildings where a government office (Gunma prefectural government office) of Gunma that is the Japanese wide area local government is in.

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Summary

The Gunma Government building is in the ruins of the Maehashi Castle and, around a citizen of the prefecture open space, forms a prefecture Government building, a Government building (old central government office building) of the Showa era, the police headquarters, a prefectural assembly, a complex of the public accommodation consisting of the Gunma Hall (old public hall).

Is set in the start goal point, closing ceremony meeting place of the all-Japan business group opposition Ekiden meet held in New Year's Day (New Year relay road race), and TBS TV in charge of broadcast establishes the broadcast center in the floor (as for the 2014 present a part of the observation deck on the Government building the 32nd floor) in the Government building every year; and of the broadcast is based.

Government building of the Showa era

The Government building of the Showa era was built in (1928) in 1928 and has been used as a prefectural office central government office building until (1999) in 1999.

The 16th nation school festival opening ceremony was held in a Government building of the Showa era in 2001, and His Imperial Highness Prince Naruhito Kotaishi did 臨場.

New Government building

The current prefectural office building is a building in consideration for harmony to quake resistance and environment at a skyscraper completed in June, 1999. A design is Sato general plan.

At 33 stories the height 153 meters [¹]. It is number one in Japan by the height next to the Tokyo Government building only for a prefectural office building for metropolis and districts Government building.

A restaurant enters the 31st floor [²]. A free observation deck is on the 32nd floor.

Gallery

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  Gunma Government building of the Meiji era. I reused a main enclosure palace of the Maehashi Castle, and was used until I was removed by deterioration early in the Showa era

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  Gunma Government building [³] at the time of the 1986 photography

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  Maehashi Castle trace monument

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  Gunma assembly

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  The Gunma Police headquarters

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  View (north surface) from a fine-view hall

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  View (east surface) from a fine-view hall

Footnote

1. ^ Gunma Government building | Anthology, Government building | Sato general plan
2. Guidance such as ^ restaurants
3. I make it based on ^ Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport country image information (color aerial photo) (1986 photography).

Outside link

• Gunma homepage
  • Prefectural office guidance

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