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Daiki Building, Corner of Uehonmachi Street, Osaka, Japan

Daiki Building, Corner of Uehonmachi Street, Osaka, Japan


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Daiki Building, Corner of Uehonmachi Street, Osaka, Japan

Daiki Building, Corner of Uehonmachi Street, Osaka, Japan. The building was the Osaka railway terminal for the Osaka Electric Railway Co. The building in this postcard was built by Obayashi and completed in 1926. It eventually housed the Daiki Department Store as well as the railway station. The company still survives as Kintetsu Corporation. Date: circa 1927

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Corner Corporation Department Electric Oct16 Osaka Store Terminal


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1. Title: A Glimpse into the Past: Daiki Building, Uehonmachi Street, Osaka, Japan (circa 1927) 2.. Step back in time with this image of the historic Daiki Building, situated at the corner of Uehonmachi Street in the vibrant city of Osaka, Japan. Built by the renowned Obayashi construction company and completed in 1926, this architectural masterpiece once served as the Osaka railway terminal for the Osaka Electric Railway Co. 3. The Daiki Building, an iconic structure of the 1920s, stands proudly with its distinctive red and white striped flag atop the tower, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Japan. The building's intricate design, a blend of Western and Eastern architectural influences, showcases the unique aesthetic of the era. 4. Over the years, the Daiki Building underwent various transformations, eventually housing the Daiki Department Store as well as the railway station. Today, the building continues to hold a significant place in Osaka's history, with the company surviving as the Kintetsu Corporation. 5. This postcard, estimated to date back to circa 1927, offers a rare glimpse into the past, transporting us back to an era of elegance and innovation. The Daiki Building, with its grandeur and historical significance, remains a testament to the enduring spirit of Osaka and Japan's rich architectural heritage.

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