Japan Red Cross Society Central Hospital

日本赤十字社中央病院病棟

built in Hiroo / Shibuya-ku / Tôkyô in 1890

dismanteled in 1973; relocated to Meiji-Mura 1974

Meiji-mura / Meiji Village Museum

One of nine separate wooden hospital wings that stood on the grounds of the Japanese Red Cross Hospital in Tôkyô. It was designed by KATAYAMA Tôkuma, an engineer with the Imperial Household Agency. The hospital consisted of a two-storey main building made of brick, modelled on the façade of Heidelberg University Hospital.