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Photo: 松岡明芳, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
“Gokaisho” by Yoshihiro Suda. Gokaisho means "place to play go" and this was a gathering place for people to play the game of Go
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家プロジェクト・きんざ
“Being Given” by Rei Naito. Reservations must be made in advance online.
家プロジェクト 角屋
“Sea of Time '98”, “Naoshima’s Counter Window”, “Changing Landscape” by Tatsuo Miyajima. Watch a "sea" of LED numbers counting up and down.
家プロジェクト 護王神社
“Appropriate Proportion” by Hiroshi Sugimoto. You can get into the shrine by taking the little path to the right, i.e. the seaside. It's quite simply incredible so don't miss it.
家プロジェクト 南寺 ジェームズ・タレル
“Backside of the Moon” by James Turrell. Architecture by Tadao Ando. Walk into a building in complete darkness and feel the sensation after the lights are eventually slowly turned on.
家プロジェクト「石橋」
“The Falls” and “The Garden of Kū” by Hiroshi Senju. The former large expansive home of the Ishibashi family, a successful salt producer during the Meiji Period.
家プロジェクト はいしゃ
“Dreaming Tongue/Bokkon-Nozoki” by Shinro Ohtake. Haisha means "dentist" and this was once the house of a dentist.