Enoura Observatory

A mysterious and luxurious space that seems to be a mixture of art, architecture and gardens ✨ I've been really interested in it for a long time, and when I actually went there, there were various "stones" in various chronological forms of location and building. The buildings and galleries built based on the relationship between the sun's path (summer solstice and winter solstice) and the horizon in nature ... Somehow, the scale is magnificent and it has not been completed yet and the area is still expanding. .. It's a luxury to be able to create it. I think it's the real thrill of an artist ... 🧐 Complete admission reservation system, influenced by Instagram, many young people shoot here and there! It's a place that depends on the weather, but it's worth a visit! !!

The Jiangzhipu Weathering Institute is a seaside art gallery in Sugimoto. He is impressed by the talent of materials, light and shadow, and glass. On the seaside of Xiangmo Bay, Sugimoto built his own spiritual temple. The view of the sea from Atami to Odawara on the tram in his infancy was his first memory and the starting point for his philosophical thinking. Ten years ago, he had the opportunity to acquire a piece of land here to present his thinking through architecture. The building is the most authentic thinking, and the museum's exhibition of Sugimoto Bosi filming of the sea view series: the oldest human memory in the modern human brain recovery. The promenade is built on a cliff, at one end of the promenade, there is an observation deck overlooking Xiangmo Bay. An important moment occurs on the summer solstice of each year. It is said that on that day, the sunrise sun shines at just the right angle into the gallery, relying entirely on the power of nature, without relying on artificial light, and thus lighting up the whole building, which is what Sugimoto called the sky. The name "Summer Solstice Light Retreat" also comes from this. The promenade is placed in the Sugimoto Bosi Seaview series of 7 works. Sugimoto Bosi also tried the revival of ancient Japanese architecture. Parallel to the winter solstice light visit tunnel, facing the sea is the light glass stage. The wooden base of the stage, using Japan's nearly extinct "hanging" skills.