Kyoto National Museum Heisei Chishinkan

A hundred-meter-long ceremonial path stretches between the entrance and the main building, with the old museum on the right-hand side as you walk, heightening the anticipation for the interior space. 🌊🎢 The architectural logic is straightforward, with ancillary spaces flanking the exhibition halls. There are indeed many blank spaces within, perfect for quiet contemplation. 🌟🌸 Mr. Taniguchi's design is influenced by Japanese Zen philosophy. 🎨From the perspective of Japanese Zen, the concept of emptiness (Kū) is about achieving a higher level of awareness by eliminating unnecessary elements.> After the snow stopped, the high reflectivity of the environment made the interior space even brighter and warmer. 🌊🎢 Regrettably, the day's itinerary didn't allow for a longer stay. 🎨Exhibitions are not the only purpose; perhaps the architecture is more welcoming to those with a calm inner spirit. I think his design intention has been achieved. 🌟🌸 #KyotoTravel 🌇 #Kyoto 🎨 #YoshiharuTaniguchi #ArchitecturalDesign 🎨