I’ll give you two hints for this one: it’s not in Tokyo, and it’s not the Goblin Kingdom…as far as I know -I WAS pretty broke and pretty lost when I found this place.
Where am I? What’s going on?! T______T
Know where this photo was taken? Maigo in Hyogo challenges you to recognize more of our beautiful prefecture!
ANSWER: Minato-Motomachi Station (Kobe Subway Line)
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Where’s this?
If you run around Japan long enough you’re bound to see or hear about this store, but in this photo it’s the building itself that’s important. What used to be here before American-man-size clothing? (that’s your hint >:D)
Where in Hyogo can you see this majestic mountain view?
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This dashing young man may look familiar if you’re big on Japanese history and drama – moreso if you’re interested in books you shouldn’t write in. 　
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Where in Hyogo can you find these scores of immobile soldiers standing at attention?
Where in Hyogo can you have such sweet back-of-house seats?
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entrance and exit of minatomotomachi (subway )station. Hyogo-ken, Kobe-shi, Chuo-ku, Sakaemachidori, 4-4-5.
The story behind this partially completed roofless architecture is actually it used to be like classical Tokyo Central railway station and used to be the first and foremost bank.After that, this bank is run by OBAYASHI Public corporation from 1966.After the dreadful Great Hanshin Earthquake in 1995, the building was also destroyed. so as to transform into a monument, it was renovated with reinforced concrete , steel and roof tiles on its west and south brick wall.
(your picture shows the west side of wall)
You got it, great job!!