Old Luo celebration theological college

The old Luo celebration theological college (きゅうらてんしんがっこう) is a landmark architecture in Nagasaki-shi, Nagasaki. The important cultural property of the country.

Old Luo celebration theological college
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Old name	Luo celebration theological college, Prince Nagasaki religion theological college
Use	Museum
Old use	The theological college school building and the lodgings
Designer	Mark Mary de ロ
Construction	Wooden frame bake bricks
Building area	232.8 square meters of m²
Number of floors	The third-floor + attic, the first floor above the ground under the ground
The start of construction	1873
The completion	1875
The location	5-3, Minamiyamatemachi, Nagasaki-shi, Nagasaki
Coordinate	32°44'N 3.1 seconds 129°52'E 11.6 seconds / 32.734194 degrees N 129.869889 degrees E / 32.734194, 129.869889 (old Luo celebration theological college) coordinate: 32°44'N 3.1 seconds 129°52'E 11.6 seconds / 32.734194 degrees N 129.869889 degrees E / 32.734194, 129.869889 (old Luo celebration theological college)
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Oura Catholic Church (the depths) and old Luo celebration theological college (the left)

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Summary

It is a Western-style building built in Oura Catholic Church site as the school building of the Prince Nagasaki religion theological college established for the purpose of Japanese Catholic priest upbringing by document issued in compliance with a provincial governor's will c.m. Bernard プティジャン (Bernard-Thadée Petitjean) of Christianity (Catholicism) out of Paris and the lodgings in (1875) in 1875.

The designer was the first full-scale building work in his Japan in the same way in mark Mary de ロ (Marc Marie de Rotz) of the document issued in compliance with a provincial governor's will c.m. out of Paris, and it was said that the large size West architecture for 20 meters in total length in the Meiji early days was extremely valuable again and was appointed to the important cultural property of the country (1972) on May 15 in 1972. In addition, it is in one of the cultural assets constituting "church group of Nagasaki and the Christianity-related inheritance" that a publication was fixed at to a world heritage (cultural heritage) provisional list of UNESCO in (2007) in 2007.

Catholic Joji Nagasaki parish owns it and is shown now as a Christian reference library.

Location

• 〒850-0031 5-3, Minamiyamatemachi, Nagasaki-shi, Nagasaki

Traffic access

• A 5-minute walk from Nagasaki Electric Tramway 5 system "Oura Catholic Church bottom" streetcar stop getting off
• A 5-minute walk from Nagasaki bus "Glover Garden entrance" stop getting off

Neighboring

• Oura Catholic Church
• Bishop of old Nagasaki University building
• Minamiyama hand
  • Glover Garden
  • Hill picture book Museum of the prayer

References

• Old Luo celebration theological college (Former Latin Seminario Nagasaki) (January 27, 2012 confirmation)
• Dragon - なが Nagasaki Shimbun-sha homepage: Aim; a world heritage: Old Luo celebration theological college (the source: a written by Seiroku Ota "Western-style building of Lord of Heaven temple and Kyushu, Yamaguchi of Nagasaki") (January 27, 2012 confirmation)
• Each database ridge information detail (January 27, 2012 confirmation) such as country designated cultural assets
• Nagasaki | Cultural assets (January 27, 2012 confirmation) of Nagasaki

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