These shots were taken by my friend Chihiro on a daylong bike trip throughout Kyoto. The retro saturation and their overall moodiness captures the bizarreness of Kyoto, which really does exist in two different worlds. The historical past often tucked directly behind bullet train stations and tangles of electrical wires and generic hotel blocks.
Kyoto Station (Hiroshi Hara)
Kyoto Tower
Imperial Gardens
Kiyomizu
moss
Ando (Asahi Oyamizaki Villa Museum)
Lunch
Ginkakuji
The Takenaka Internship is granted yearly to one student each from the architecture schools of Yale, M.I.T. and the University of Pennsylvania. The Takenaka Corporation traces its history back more than four hundred years and this internship provides American students of architecture with a summer of valuable training at Japan's oldest architecture, engineering and construction firm. Based out of the Osaka design office, interns participate in various aspects of design and also accompany archite
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