Discover the architecture of Yokosuka Museum with the designer himself through exclusive reception and dialogue.
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Nestled in the stunning Kanagawa Prefectural Kannonzaki Park, the Yokosuka Museum of Art offers a unique blend of art, nature, and history. Opened in 2007 to mark the city’s 100th anniversary, the museum is surrounded by lush greenery and boasts breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay. Its design seamlessly integrates the outdoors, with openings in the walls and ceilings allowing nature to flow into the space.
About the Experience
Embark on a one-of-a-kind journey with the Riken Yamamoto Special Architecture Tour, a rare chance to delve into the visionary world of this Pritzker Prize-winning architect.
Enjoy a guided tour of Yokosuka museum, exploring its unique design and behind-the-scenes stories of the architect's work. This exclusive tour offers an intimate glimpse into his creative process and inspirations. Perfect for architecture enthusiasts, this event promises an unforgettable exploration of his groundbreaking work and life.
An optional tour is available to visit Riken Yamamoto's design firm and enjoy an exclusive reception and intimate dialogue with Riken Yamamoto at his house/community house "GAZEBO" in Yokohama, where you’ll gain rare insights into his visionary approach to architecture.
Experience includes: | Private architecture tour by 2024 Pritzker Prize Architect Riken Yamamoto with interactive dialogue guide |
Duration: | 60-90 minutes(can be adjusted upon request) |
Location: | Yokosuka Museum of Art(Yokosuka city, Kanagawa) |
Price: | Please contact us to inquire about pricing |
Max # of people: | 10 |
Recommended for people who…
Are passionate about architecture and want to experience a tour led by a Pritzker-winning architect.
Appreciate behind-the-scenes insights into the creative process of one of Japan’s architectural masters.
Enjoy exploring unique personal spaces, including Riken Yamamoto’s office and café, crafted from his childhood home.
Seek a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit architectural landmarks, such as the Yokosuka Museum, with the architect who designed them.
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