Sunday, January 3, 2010
Riverwalk at night.
A final look at the Riverwalk complex in Kokura, Kitakyushu.
More details can be found in the previous posts
For those of you who don't know Kokura, nowadays it has been merged into Kitakyushu.
It was the secondary target for the first atom bomb, but good weather over the primary target, Hiroshima, spared it.
It was the primary target for the second atom bomb, but bad weather meant the secondary target, Nagasaki, was chosen.
Labels:
Architecture,
jerde,
kokura,
kyushu
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beautiful structures and reflections;) Wonderful! I am very happy to have discovered your blog;)
ReplyDeleteThe architecture is remarkable. When I was there it was almost all one story, sometimes, two, hut like structures. Businesses in the ground floors. Some department stores remained throughout the war and one big old bank building and the Postal employees insurance building. Nice blog
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna be there on Friday. I love KK. Can't wait :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures, looks like a super blog.
ReplyDeleteAll the best for 2010.
Filip