The facade of former Hokkaido Government Building

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  • Former Hokkaido Government Building, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. The former Hokkaido Government Building, whose red appearance contrasts beautifully in every season, has gained wide popularity with its nickname akarenga, or `Red Bricks`. Completed in 1888, the American neo-baroque style brick building was designed by engineers of the Hokkaido Government and was constructed with many local building materials.
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