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Lemon Award for 40th Lemon Exhibition The Student Design Excellence Exhibition Selected for 50 Selections Awards and No.33 out of 352 projects in Sendai Design League 2018 The FIRST PRIZE for Mitsui Building Graduation Project Exhibition
In the past, shrines were the center of a community of people in Japan. However, the connection between areas and shrines has been weakened as the environment has changed, and at the same time, the communities between the areas have been diluted. I propose new modern public spaces by expanding the functions of shrines that stay there in place even when the times change and reorganizing them in relation to the area. Graduation project / Site: Omiya-ku, Saitama / Period: 5 months / Use: Public space
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Several festival days a year, there is a festive atmosphere where Glittering lanterns, lively music, and the laughter of people of all ages can be heard until night. In the morning, people gather naturally to meet the local guardian deity at the shrine. People worship, exchange casual conversations with acquaintances who are present, and leave the shrine. In the afternoon, children gather and Precincts become bright and lively. At night, small lights are lit on the lantern of the shrine, quietly telling the end of the day. Even if no one is calling out, the shrine was a place where people naturally gathered and was loved by local people.
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Shrines have been around for hundreds and thousands of years. On the other hand, the surrounding environment of the shrine is changing rapidly. The consciousness of the shrine is where the guardian deity is located and is diminishing. At the same time, the connections between the regions that the shrine triggered have been waning.
Therefore, I propose new modern public spaces by expanding the functions of shrines that stay there in place even when the times change and reorganizing them in relation to the area.
"Musashi Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine" The head shrine of 280 Hikawa shrines in Japan
Hikawa Shrine is one of the oldest shrines that was appealed to Izumo Shrine about 2400 years ago.* It is an ancient shrine in the capital, Takeko Shrine, and about 60 festivals are held throughout the year. This shrine has a 2km long stretch to the Hikawa Shrine and the atmosphere of 'Hare'** is increasing along the stretch. * Many shrines transfer in deities from famous shrines. This involves dividing a shrine's tutelary deity and enshrining it in another shrine. ** Japan has the word "Hare and Ke". 'hare' mean non-ordinary events, which were rituals and festivals and 'Ke' mean daily situations
2000m approach-Breakwater against high rise-
survey of the surrounding environment and road approaching the shrine
On the left side of the approach, there is a wave of newly built high rises from Omiya Station, and the
If a 2km long stretch to the Hikawa Shrine is divided into three sections (A, B, C) (separated by
approach looks like a breakwater against the waves. To the east are long-standing low-rise residential areas,
two large intersections), different characteristics will be seen. The three sections have different
and to the west are high-rise condominiums that have recently been developed. The area around Omiya Station
plans for the width and direction of the pedestrian path and the roadway. Depending on the section,
is still under development, and the development of high-rise buildings is progressing from WEST to EAST.
characteristics such as the walking speed and the destination of the people were observed.
target site In the center of the approach (about 400m section), the black market once stayed for nearly 60 years. Today, it is hardened with concrete, making it a deserted and lonely open space. In this square, we will set up a site where the environment is significantly different between the east and west, and propose two buildings that stand in the direction of the Hikawa approach.
The oozing atmosphere -Survey sketch-
street stall
Hana-Shidume festival
HARE
KE
non-ordinary events, which were rituals and festival
daily situations
Dairei festival
Shinto-style wedding
traditional festival music
People who came to visit to worship
Kids wearing a traditional festival costume
The popular restaurant next to the approach
High-rise apartment beside the approach to the shrine
People preparing for worship
a building in which to perform a sacred Shinto dance
The practice of traditional festival music
Musashi Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine has dozens of festivals a year. Those atmosphere does not remain
There is a very quiet look too. It's different from the day when the festival is held at the shrine.
The
at the shrine's grounds and naturally seeps into the approach and surrounding areas. On HARE's
atmosphere of the people living in this area is also exuding on the shrine and the 2km long stretch to the Hikawa
Day, the behavior of people changes and the behavior is different from that of everyday life.
Shrine. In addition, the shrine's expression stands both dignified and silent while accepting worshippers.
Close yet far
"fear face" of the shrine
diagram１ The heights of the buildings on the west and east sides of the approach are the opposite. The appearance of the architecture in contrast to the surrounding environment has the character of open public space, but has the unique face of religious architecture as "close but distant", which is different from ordinary buildings.
During the investigation, I sometimes felt the shrine's harsh and fearful“face”, both in Hare and Ke. The precincts are open to the community, but different from general public spaces. Shrines give people the feeling of "Thank you for accepting me"
diagram2 Bypassing one strong axis called Hikawa approach to the other axis, the place of intersection becomes a hangout for people. The function of the shrine that has been opened is an environment that local people have been involved in before, and it also functions as a“place for raising feelings before going to the main shrine, a place for preparation”inherent in the approach to the shrine.
Bu-den
Counselor room Preparation room 1
Preparation room 2
Traditional dance practice area
Low-Yasiro sectional plan Sďź?1/150
Sh r i n e f u n c t i on
Altar (wedding hall)
Main Shrine
Kagura-den
Hai-den
place of playing traditional musical instruments
place of worship
Groom preparation room
Relatives waiting room 2
Harai-den
Relatives waiting room 1
Bu-den place of show traditional dance to God
Harai-den
Scene of Exorcism
place of exorcism
Square terrace
Shrine cafe
Historical material
Small workshop room
WS venue terrace
Indoor market venue
Materials + exhibition space
busy market street Morning market venue
Hikawa Shrine office(Yashiro Branch) Shrine Gallery
Festival costume storage room
Library
High-Yasiro sectional plan S＝1/150
Low-Yashiro
It has a site on the west side of the approach. I propose a low-rise architecture with a traditional dance hall in the center of the apartments, which are about 20-30 meters high. The grand floor has a square, which is used for traditional dance practice aswell as a children's playground. The second floor has the function of a traditional dancing hall, where traditional dance and KAGURA (Japanese traditional musical instruments) are performed on Hare Day.
Relatives waiting room 1 Bu-den Relatives waiting room 2
Counselor room
Traditional dance practice area
HARE(sacred) KE(secular) w.c.
program construction
underground plan S＝1/125
Ground floor plan S＝1/125
氷川神社札氷
Low-Yashiro Performing traditional dance at the dancing hall
The street up to Yashiro is a busy market street
High-Yashiro
It has a site on the east side of the approach to the shrine. There are detached houses around 10m high, and I propose a 30m tower construction opposite to the surrounding environment. The top floor is an altar for wedding ceremonies. The areas on the lower floors are used as public areas while the upper floors are used for the Hare elements.
朝市開催場朝市開催場
朝市開催場朝市開催場 朝市開催場朝市開催場 Morning market venue
テラス
テラス
テラス
テラス テラス
テラス テラス
terrace
Small workshop room 製作所
札所 氷川神社札所
Amulet shop 出張社務所出張社務所 Hikawa Shrine office(Yashiro Branch) 出張社務所 出張社務所 出張社務所
Indoor market venue
出張社務所 出張社務所 氷川神社札所 氷川神社札所 氷川神社札所 氷川神社札所 氷川神社札所
屋内市開催場所 屋内市開催場所 屋内市開催場所 屋内市開催場所 屋内市開催場所 屋内市開催場所 屋内市開催場所
ライブラリライブラリ
ライブラリライブラリ ライブラリ ライブラリ ライブラリ
神楽練習場神楽練習場
製作所
製作所
製作所
製作所 製作所
神楽練習場 神楽練習場 神楽練習場 神楽練習場 Kagura practice place
Shrine Gallery
Library
神社 - ギャラリー 神社 - ギャラリー 神社 - ギャラリー 神社 - ギャラリー 神社 - ギャラリー - ギャラリー 神社 - 神社 ギャラリー
WS 開催場所 WS 開催場所
WS 開催場所 WS 開催場所 開催場所 WS 開催場所 WS 開催場所 WSWS venue
歴史資料 歴史資料
歴史資料 歴史資料
歴史資料歴史資料
Historical material
祭事衣装保管室 祭事衣装保管室 祭事衣装保管室 祭事衣装保管室 祭事衣装保管室 祭事衣装保管室 祭事衣装保管室
Festival costume storage room
資料＋企画展場 資料＋企画展場 資料＋企画展場 資料＋企画展場 資料＋企画展場 資料＋企画展場 資料＋企画展場 Materials + exhibition space
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HARE(sacred) KE(secular) w.c. program construction
Based on the idea of the shrine that the god comes from above, the spiritual presence would be stronger on the higher levels hence the functions of the Hare are arranged there. On the lower floors, functions with elements of Ke such as libraries and open spaces are arranged to better adapt to the area.
解放会議室解放会議室 解放会議室 解放会議室 解放会議室 Free meeting room解放会議室 広場テラス広場テラス
広場テラス 広場テラス 広場テラス 広場テラス 広場テラス Terrace Square
Costume storage room 衣装保管 衣装保管 衣装保管 衣装保管衣装保管 衣装保管
Relatives waiting room 1親族待機室１ 親族待機室１ 親族待機室１ 親族待機室１ 親族待機室１ 親族待機室１ 神社カフェ神社カフェ
Shrine cafe 神社カフェ 神社カフェ 神社カフェ 神社カフェ 神社カフェ
room 2 親族待機室親族待機室 2 2Relatives waiting 親族待機室 親族待機室 2親族待機室 2 2 親族待機室 2
祓殿
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祓殿
Harai-den
Bride preparation 新婦準備室 room 新婦準備室 新婦準備室 新婦準備室 新婦準備室 新婦準備室 新婦準備室 新郎準備室
祓殿 祓殿祓殿
祓殿
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Groom preparation room
祭壇 hall) ( 結婚式場 )祭壇 ( 結婚式場 祭壇 )( 結婚式場 祭壇 ( 結婚式場 ) ()結婚式場 ) ) 祭壇 ( 祭壇 結婚式場 Altar (wedding
新郎準備室新郎準備室 新郎準備室 新郎準備室 新郎準備室 新郎準備室
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High-Yashiro
Library familiar to the local community
High-Yashiro Altar Top floor Hare stage
Two Yashiro facing each other with the approach to the shrine in between. The intersection is called“Midori no Musubime� I hope this place will be a great catalyst for people to meet.
02 H o use w i t h t w o g a rd ens
A green road extending to the northeast and a field standing southwest. Two "greens" with different personalities are called "gardens" and are drawn into one house. Housing proposal for couples who love books.
2nd grade assignment / Site: Jiyugaoka, Meguro-ku, Tokyo / Period: 3 months/ Use: Housing
Won Award for Residential Studio 2015 -Residence Project Excellent Works Exhibition of Architecture universitiesMost votes and won Maki Onishi Award for All grades joint design review 2015 The FIRST PRIZE for interior studio review
first story
2 greens and 5 paths
The main characters in this story are a couple who loves books. The number of books they
The site is Jiyugaoka, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. It is located in a corner of a five-forked road where a rich
travel and collect around the world is enormous and requires a book warehouse. However,
green road passes in front of you.
the collected books all recorded beautiful images and literature, the couple decided it
are places where individuals can visually perceive green but cannot normally enter. On the other hand,
was a waste to keep them locked up from the public eye.
the green road doesn't choose the visitors. People stop there and get together while being on the road.
There is a neighbor's field on the southwest side of the site. Fields
Higashi Fukasawa Elementary School
Nomigawa Green Road Green roads create large shades of trees, and many people walk slowly. Some people stop and talk
Nursery school children were playing
Megumi Nursery School
Road with very few car streets (about one at a time) The road used by people returning home in the evening
Site
No bench to sit on
Elementary school and nursery school children's school road. The children of Megumi Nursery School go to the green road from this road. Cars from Meguro Street pass, but the traffic is not so high. No one stops here, and many people walk quickly.
Therefore, I propose a house with bookshelves that are open to the area. It will be a second living room for couples, more familiar than a library, and a place where people can be connected.
Meguro street
Plot green path and fields
a five-way intersection
children playing on green road
Meguro street
Two gardens with different characters
Consider the greenery of the green road and the greenery of the fields in contrast to each other. The greenery of the green road is open throughout the area and is a place where people gather. The greenery of the field is under the control of an individual, it is either open or closed depending on the individual’s mood. I named these two greens "everyone's garden" and "secret garden", and considered how to incorporate them into the house.
the greenery of the green road
Everyone's garden
ambiguous intermediate territory
□ Public space □ A place where local people can stop □ A place where children actively play □ Running courses, walking dogs, drawing people, etc. are used for a variety of purposes. □ Anyone can be in any place they like
I propose“Everyone's garden”, considering the characteristics of the green road. This garden is an all public place where you can spend your time freely which shares it’s familiarity with the green road.
Secret garden the greenery of the fields
□ Private space □ Only the owner can use this place freely □ You can feel green spread visually
Incorporate two gardens into one architecture. The oozing
□ Owners can have their own space
characteristics of the two gardens create an ambiguous intermediate
□ Basically, only the owner can enter
From the characteristics of the field, I propose a highly
□ It is also possible for the owner to release
private "secret garden". It is usually a private space for the
this place to the community. The nature of
owner. However, I consider a garden where the degree of public
the place changes depending on the owner
access to the area changes depending on the owner's judgment.
territory, and the way this space works creates a new way of living that is not bound by active communities or functions.
Sketch for thinking design
It opens wide on the green road side and closes small on the field side. I incorporate and deploy the two environments little by little. I think of ways to change both the public and private area’s atmosphere with the amount of light let in while also being able to close it off to the public for a more private setting with the doors.
Configuration diagram
The green path in front of you / The line of sight spreads out
The book cafe connected to the living room of the house by a colonnade
Free flow line to the book cafe The playground for kids Events such as local children's works display and telling the story of a picture book will be held
Everyone's garden Public-atmosphere is High Wide stairs open to outside
Secret Garden Private-atmosphere is High Adjacent to living/bathroom
The house is a two-story structure, the house is situated 1500mm underground. If you ascend above “Everyone’s Garden”it becomes a residential book cafe. It is connected to the living book space in the residential area. Walking throughout the glass doors will allow you to access the“Everyone’s Garden”and the“Secret Garden”. The privacy of the areas will change depending on the owner's mood.
Underground floor plan S=1:125
Ground floor plan S=1:125
Short direction Section S=1:125
PUBLIC SPACE
Book Cafe -Second Living-
The intermediate territory of two gardens
The space is gently separated by bookshelves arranged in a radial pattern. It is like a share
Here, local events and exhibitions are held by the owners. Light leaks from the secret garden
house or guest house in it having one common area. It is connected to the living room
behind the glass door, and you can feel a sense of unity with the outside green path.
of the ďŹ rst-oor residence by a colonnade, and there is a terrace to the secret garden.
PRIVATE SPACE
View the living room from the kitchen
Semi-underground bathroom
Light comes in from the secret garden facing the south, and the wind escapes.
Bathroom facing the privacy-protected garden. With an angled plan, you
The stairs in the foreground lead to the book cafe. The path from the living
can relax without worrying about the line of sight from the common space.
room on the ground oor to the second living room on the second oor.
03 Ate l ier V i llag e
On the site along the Meguro River, we propose a multi-family apartment like a large umbrella. Nests overlap and mesh with each other to create paths and small gardens, each of which has its own characteristics and transmits to the community.
4th semester Project / Site: Meguro-ku, Tokyo / Period: 3 months / Use: Housing Complex
The FIRST PRIZE for Architecture studio review
K a m im e g u r o , M e g u r o - k u , To k y o
There are offices and ateliers scattered here. Many young people
There are many buildings around Meguro River in each block, and
who are interested in the arts and various cultures come visit
you can only walk linearly in each block. The flow of people is
this art-sensitive location, regardless of culture and background.
slow, and the riverside feels like time is flowing slowly.
Daikanyama
Dense residential area The height of the building is higher on the south side of the river than on the north side. The north side has 3-4 stories, while the south side has 6-7 stories.
Saigoyama Park Located on a hill, overlooking the Meguro River. There is a nursery and an elementary school on the north side of the park, which is a playground for children.
The bridge that only pedestrians can pass This is the only bridge where only pedestrians can pass. This bridge is the narrowest.
SITE
There are new buildings, mainly stores, studios, and offices. On Saturdays and Sundays, families, couples and foreign tourists can be seen.
The road which entered one back from the riverside
Kitano Shrine Shrine next to the target site. There is a fence and can only be entered from the north side. At the annual harvest festival, local residents gather here to carry MIKOSI and hold the festival.
Metropolitan Expressway Central Loop Line There are many car streets and the sound is noisy. There were few pedestrians, and there are office workers passing by quickly. Some buildings on this street have more than 10 floors, and some have tower apartments.
A privately owned shop along the river
There are many record shops, restaurants, and large general stores that are larger than riverside shops. The road is full of people on holidays and there are many people who walk dogs in the morning.
Luxury residential area Each house is large and there are many taxi instead of private cars.
the first floor, there are many cafes, clothing stores, accessory shops, etc. run by individuals, and there are many buildings on which there are houses. Many of the merchandise at the store is on the walkway, and the boundary between the store and the walkway is ambiguous.
Bulletin board
Nakameguro Station
There are several locations along the Meguro River. Notices on local news and bazaars, recruitment of classroom students, etc. are posted.
It is different from the riverside and has a busy atmosphere with many people. The traffic in front of the station is very busy with traffic and noise.
Break the mold
The building to be placed will be an annex, and by making an angle, the free flow line will be made on the site. By setting the angle of the volume of the building, a path like a loophole can be created, and a number of small pools where people can gather can be created.
House
House
House
House
House
住宅
House
Rest area
Used book rental office
Kitchen studio
House
Bicycle parking Spice Institute
Kitano Shrine
Permanent outdoor market
Felt atelier
House
Bazaar square
Restaurant
House
飲食店
Tree shade Square
Vase production studio
Nautical Chart Institute Pottery atelier
Free studio
Music studio
Wood processing atelier
N-054 Koide’s House
House
②Reflect Garden
Used book store
Teaware factory
Clothing production atelier House
Picture frame atelier
①Reflect House
Graphic design atelier
Special exhibition space Outdoor workshop space
Meguro River
House
Herbal tea specialty store
Historical research atelier
House
House
House
House
House
House
Shared kitchen House
Shared kitchen House
店 Restaurant
Book warehouse Shared kitchen House Cafe
Shared kitchen
Work preparation room
House Shared kitchen
Meguro River
Shared kitchen
House Workshop space
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House
House
House
House
House
住宅
House
Shared kitchen House
House
Shared kitchen
店 Restaurant
飲食店
Outdoor living room
House
Shared kitchen Shared kitchen
Shared terrace
House
House
Meguro River
3 階平面図 S=1:200 3ed３階平面図 S=1:200 floor plan S=1:200
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Shared kitchen
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店 Restaurant
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House House
Meguro River
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East Elevation S=1:200
South Elevation S=1:200
Long direction Section S=1:200
Short direction Section S=1:200
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Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale 2015
3rd-grade laboratory project/site: Nakazato Kiyotsukyo area, Tokamachi, Niigata / Period: 7 months /
An art project that spans a world-famous wide area.I was involved as a project leader with around 50 members.
Use: Information center for art festival, planning, design, and construction of related artworks The following projects were implemented in FY2015 ・ Management of "Koide's House", which is managed for about 10 years in the laboratory Hori Laboratory Project Active as a project leader (Joint with Tokyo Denki University Denki Yamamoto Laboratory)
・ Design and construction of new work“Reflect Garden” ・ Management and operation of "Kiyotsu Warehouse Museum" using a closed school gymnasium ・ Planning, design, construction, and operation of "Kiyotsu-ya "using a closed school building adjacent to the gymnasium
February 2014-September 2015 The project involved local and local governments and attracted about 30,000 visitors during a one and a half month session.
Name of facility
Work name
Planning
design
Operational
Construction management
Koide’s House
N-072 Kiyotsu Warehouse Museum (Former gymnasium)
①Reflect House 2007∼2009
2007∼2009
2007∼2009
⑥Kiyotsukyo Elementary School Memory Archive
⑤kiyotsu-kyo bento
②Reflect Garden ③Najyodai?
⑦ Kiyotsugawa Pizza Workshop
④Let's make Kiyotsu river
N-077 Kiyotsuya (School building)
④Let's make Kiyotsu river
Kiyotsu-ya
⑤kiyotsu-kyo bento support recipe invention
Kiyotsu river
Cooking daily during the exhibition
⑥Kiyotsukyo Elementary School Memory Archive ⑦ Kiyotsukyo Pizza Workshop make and use a pizza pot
Kiyotsu Warehouse Museum
N-054 Koide’s House
N-073 Noe Aoki Hurisosogumonotachi Ⅰ-３
②Najyodai ？
N-074 Shigeo Toya Minimal Baroque Ⅳ“Soueikei” N-075 Noriyuki Haraguchi Untitled 4 (Series from 1970)
①Reflect House
N-076 Toshikatsu Endo Kudosetsu-Wooden Ship 2009
Planning
For more than a year before the session began, we had meetings with people from various positions, such as the operating company, the local government, and the government.
②Reflect Garden
Design
In various ways, such as modeling and mock-ups, the entire team shared their opinions and consolidated the shape.
Construction
Management
By the time of the art festival, all works were completed by students only. The construction schedules in Tokyo and the site was carefully planned.
Students worked from preparing and cooking lunches, working on one of the projects, to operating the museum and responding to customers.
T h e g r i d u s e d i n R e fl e c t Ho u s e ( 2 0 0 9 ) , a w o r k i n t h e i n t e r i or sp ac e of Koide's Hou se, was ex p anded ou t side. W e c reat ed t he
②Reflect Garden
c o nc e p t o f " R e fl e c t K o i d e '" a n d w a n t e d p e o p l e w h o c a m e t o feel t he nat u re of Koide, whic h we have been involved wit h. T he grid o ve r fl o w i n g i n t h e R e fl e c t G a r d e n i s a t o o l t h a t l e t s y o u fe e l everyt hing abou t Koide and gives you a c hanc e t o look bac k at Koide.
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Sina veneer t=4mm Wood blocks
Steel pipeφ48.6 h=1000,1500,2000
Right angle clamp
Fixed base (Fixed to the control panel)
③Najyodai ？
A work set inside Koidenoe. In t he T su mari dist ric t , " Najyodai?" is " How are you ?" means. It is a mec hanism t o p u t a p ost c ard du ring t he ex hibit ion and rec eive a let t er aft er t he ex hibit ion.
Reflect garden Overall plan S＝１:300
④Let's make Kiyotsu river
A w o r k a t t a c h e d t o t h e o ffi c i a l i n fo r m a t i o n c e n t e r o f the Art Fest ival, bu ilt inside t he former Kiyot su kyo E l e m e n t a r y S c h o o l . A p a r t i c i p a t o r y w o r k i n w h i c h m arbles flow on a t able river imit at ing t he Kiyot su R iver fl o w i n g n e a r b y a n d m a k e a r i v e r d u r i n g t h e e xh i b i t i o n. On t he same t able are work s from t he Nakaz at o area.
Let's make the Kiyotsu river S＝１:150
Overall plan
Flooring material A Flooring material B Plywood
2×４、Cedar wood
â‘ĽKiyotsukyo Elementary School Memory Archive
â‘ŚKiyotsugawa Pizza Workshop Recipe planning / cooking instruction Yoshihiro Imai
Th i s e xh i b i t i o n w a s b a s e d o n p hot os borrowed from p eop le in t he su rrou nding Kiyot su kyo area. M any p hot os of t he element ary s c h o o l b e fo r e t h e s c h o o l w a s c losed were disp layed, and visit ors were invit ed t o learn of t he original element ary sc hool.
Th e p i z z a w o r k s h o p w a s a l s o h e l d i r r e g u larly du ring t he ex hibit ion. Pa r t i c i p a n t s e n j o y e d m a k i n g p i z z a w h i le list ening t o t ric k ling of t he river .
⑤Kiyotsu-kyo bento Recipe planning/cooking instruction Yoshihiro Imai
Th i s Be n t o w a s s o l d d a i l y w i t h s t u dent s and loc als based on rec ip es designed by c ook s. St u dent s c omp let ed t he hex agonal b e n t o m a i n l y b y p u r c h a s i n g , a d j u s ting t he shift of loc al p eop le, c onsu lt ing wit h healt h c ent ers, and set t ing p ric es.
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