Lining the chic promenade of Roppongi's Keyakizaka Street, this captivating collection of ten functional art installations transforms ordinary urban resting spots into an open-air design museum. Created by international masterminds like Ron Arad, Tokujin Yoshioka, and Shigeru Uchida, each piece invites passersby to sit, linger, and interact directly with high-concept design. Standout creations include a gravity-defying red ribbon bench, a glass chair engineered to virtually disappear in the rain, and an ivy-draped bronze infinity loop. It offers design and architecture enthusiasts a delightfully playful detour right in the heart of modern Tokyo.
- Public Art
- Contemporary Art
- Sculpture
- Architecture & Design
- Outdoor Attractions
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