Creating in harmony with nature

Creating in harmony with nature

We can learn from Isamu Noguchi's creations and apply them to our everyday spaces.

Natural light streaming into the study or workspace. The green of plants.

The texture inherent in materials such as wood and stone.

Incorporating these elements can change how you perceive your usual space and the time you spend there.

Even without special architecture, we can gradually change the relationship between people and their environment.

What's important is not just tidying up the space,

It's about considering what kind of experiences will be created for the people who spend time there.

The environment opens up possibilities.

At MASUICHI STUDIO, we focus on light, sound, materials, plants, and spatial composition.

We focus on the elements that shape the environment and consider how to create better relationships between people and places.

We strive to create environments that enrich people's perceptions and ways of living through the way we design and utilize space.

A place to connect with nature and space.

Moerenuma Park in Hokkaido is a park whose entire concept was designed by Isamu Noguchi.

Mountains, fountains, plazas, greenery. Each is not an independent facility,

Nature and human activity are intertwined, forming a single landscape.

What kind of environment did Isamu Noguchi envision for this place?

There are things you can only see by walking through that vast landscape and actually being there.

I would like to visit someday and take the time to fully experience what kind of experience that space offers to people.

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For those considering a visit

The Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum is located in Mure-cho, Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture.

Through the studios, residences, and sculpture gardens where Noguchi worked,

It's a place where you can experience not only the works themselves, but also the environment that supported their creation.

Facility Information

• Address: 3519 Mure-cho, Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture 761-0121

• Opening days: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays

• Visiting hours: Normally 10:00, 13:00, 15:00. July and August 10:00, 11:30.

• Visiting time: Approximately 1 hour

• Admission method: Advance reservation required

• Official website: Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum

Visiting hours, reservation methods, and closing days are subject to change.

Please be sure to check the latest information on the official website before visiting.