8 Places in Japan
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@rin.archi
8 places in Japan: Yokohama Intl Passenger Terminal, The National Art Center Tokyo, Tokyo International Forum, and 5 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by りん｜建築に惚れた女.
Yokohama Intl Passenger Terminal
Ferry terminal
4.5
Walk atop a wave-like wooden deck offering panoramic views of Yokohama Bay and the cityscape. This unique terminal is not just for ships, but also a scenic park perfect for sunset strolls and photography. Discover its innovative design that seamlessly blends with the waterfront.
The National Art Center Tokyo
Museum
4.3
Admire the impressive glass facade and cone-shaped structures of this museum, a masterpiece of modern architecture. Explore various exhibitions within its vast, light-filled spaces, or enjoy a meal at one of its elevated cafes. It's a central hub for contemporary art in Tokyo.
Tokyo International Forum
Convention center
4.0
Be awed by the ship-like glass and steel atrium of this iconic convention center, designed by Rafael Viñoly. Its immense scale and intricate structure create a dramatic interior space, perfect for architectural enthusiasts. Attend events or simply marvel at its grandeur.
神奈川工科大学 KAIT広場
University
4.5
Experience a unique architectural space where thin, irregularly placed columns create a forest-like interior. This open-plan design blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor, offering a tranquil and contemplative atmosphere. Reservations are required for entry.
MIHO MUSEUM
Art museum
4.4
Discover this hidden gem nestled deep in the Shigaraki mountains, accessible via a stunning tunnel. The museum, designed by I.M. Pei, harmonizes with nature, showcasing an exquisite collection of ancient art from various cultures. Its tranquil setting makes for a spiritual and artistic retreat.
Yumebutai
Place
Explore a complex of interconnected buildings, gardens, and fountains by the renowned architect Tadao Ando. Wander through the striking 'Hyakudanen' (100-step garden) and enjoy the serene atmosphere of this hillside sanctuary. It's an immersive experience where architecture meets nature.
Kioi Seido
Event venue
4.5
This contemporary spiritual space, usually not open to the public, offers a rare glimpse into serene Japanese architecture during special events. Its minimalist design and play of light create a profoundly peaceful atmosphere.
クリスタルビュー
Building
Witness breathtaking sunset views over Tokyo Bay from this striking glass observatory designed by Yoshio Taniguchi. The building frames the horizon, offering a unique perspective of the sky's changing colors. It's an ideal spot for photography and tranquil reflection.
