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Sendai Mediatheque (せんだいメディアテーク)

4.0

Complex Facility / Commercial Facility

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A six-minute walk from the Park 2 Exit of Kotodai-Koen Station on the Sendai Subway Namboku Line. This public multipurpose complex situated on Jozenji-dori Avenue serves as a center for arts and visual culture activities and also supports media-related activities. On the first floor, there's an event space with a large video screen, a cafe, and a shop. Other facilities include an audio-visual library, the Sendai City Library, and a gallery. The building itself, outfitted with large floor-to-ceiling windows and lighting tubes running throughout, has received high praise for its architecture.

Miyagi Sendai-shi Aoba-ku Kasugamachi 2-1 (SendaiArea)

0227133171

9:00-22:00
[Library] 9:30-20:00
[Library (Saturday Sunday Public holiday)] 9:30-18:00

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Reviewed:2020/03/05 Architecture!

Really enjoyed this building and the architecture! I think I was here for about 3 hours taking picture after picture!
I mean, to be honest, the only reason I went to Sendai was to visit Mediatheque!!

Reviewed:2018/11/12 Another chance to see an event

As is so often the case, an event was taking place when I went. This was an anti drugs and anti smoking event. Very few visitors and, as Ive found before, exhibitors (often attractive, mature...

Reviewed:2018/11/01 Just an ordinary building

You dont have to make a special visit to this place as there is nothing special abt it. Just an ordinary glass building.

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Lying along the northeastern coast of Japan, Miyagi prefecture is home to lashings of natural parks, oysters, and hot springs. While the bustling city of Sendai offers some simple city entertainment, it’s the Matsushima islands that deserve the most attention, having boosted the prefecture’s reputation as one of Japan’s most scenic views.

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