A building built in 1909 is one of the most historical places in Fukuoka. The venue is called Fukuoka Red Brick Culture Museum. Currently, you can use here as a coworking space. There are lots of outlets and Free Wi-Fi.
There's no need to register anymore if you want to stay in a coworking area on Floor 1. In the basement, they provide Makers room equipped 3D printer, a meeting room, and a concentration area. When you use the basement, you need to register a membership program.
If you work as an engineer or designer, I strongly recommend visiting the venue. You will enjoy an atmosphere mixing up cutting-edge technology and retro historical architecture.
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Redbrick Culture Museum in Fukuoka
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This historical building, remarkable for its red bricks, was built by Kingo Tatsuno, famous architect, who built Tokyo Station. It used to be an office of an insurance company, but now it is transformed to a culture center. On the first floor, there is a lovely coffee shop. The entrance is free. Worth a visit.
In 2024, I want to travel here again with my friends.