Sou Fujimoto Cloud pavilion

Sou Fujimoto (1971-) designed a cloud-shaped pavilion. He expresses his admiration for clouds, and his belief that they are “the ultimate architecture that envelopes all kinds of things for its immense size”. Inspired by clouds that float over various countries, regions and environments, as if they were a “big roof of the world”, he designed the pavilion under the concept “a place for everyone”, to symbolize diversity and tolerance. This pavilion is installed at two completely different locations, Yoyogi Park and Takanawa Gateway Station - a park and a recently built train station building. By placing the exact same thing in different locations, Fujimoto not only aims at visualizing the differences of each location, but to express the concept of a cloud enveloping various places at the same time.

Venue 1: Yoyogi Park (near Panorama Grass Field)
Yoyogi-Kamizono-cho, Jinnan 2chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00
Note: There is no dedicated parking lot. Please refrain from coming to the venues by car as parking is limited in the neighborhood

Venue 2: Takanawa Gateway Station (inside the ticket gate)
2-1-220, Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Opening Hours: From first train to last train

Note: There is no dedicated parking lot. Please refrain from coming to the venues by car as parking is limited in the neighborhood.

Please Note：
・In Yoyogi Park (near Panorama Grass Field), there is a nursery school adjacent to the pavilion. Please take care to avoid accidents with children.
・In Takanawa Gateway Station, the pavilion is located inside the station ticket gates. Please do not stand still for long periods of time to view the exhibition so as not to obstruct the passage of station users.