A hexagonal hall on a Pacific cliff in Kitaibaraki, a cultural heritage designed by Okakura Tenshin. Tenshin was a giant of Japanese art involved in founding the Tokyo School of Fine Arts (now Tokyo University of the Arts). In 1905 Tenshin built this hexagonal hall as a place for contemplation and meditation. The vermillion hexagonal hall on sheer cliffs combined with the Pacific is a supreme scen…

In 1905, Okakura Tenshin built the hexagonal hall on the Izura coast cliffs. Tenshin was the first principal of Tokyo School of Fine Arts and central figure in the Japanese art revival movement. In 1906 Tenshin relocated the Japan Art Institute to Izura, beginning communal life with artists. The 'Fo…