Beginning in the 1920s, architects including Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe explored new residential designs with function and comfort in mind. Their experimental visions and innovative ideas eventually intersected with everyday life, greatly reshaping people’s lifestyles. This exhibition focuses on seven dimensions of modern houses: hygiene, materials, windows, kitchen, furnishings, media, and landscape. Approximately 14 masterworks of residential architecture spanning the world will be presented in detail through photographs and drawings, sketches, models, furniture, textiles, tableware, magazines, graphics, and films.
The modernity of this residential architecture in this exhibition continues to resonate today, offering an opportunity to reflect on our own living spaces and ways of living.

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Apparently there won&#39;t be a dolphin show after the renovation, so I went to see it for my kids before then.The stage is small, so the distance is very close, and it&#39;s very impressive.The inside of the building is small and seems to be suitable for toddlers to elementary school students.

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Finally, I arrived at Tokyo Tower. I saw the night view of the tower at Roppongi Observation Deck ten years ago. This time, I didn&#39;t get a ticket for Shibuya Sky, so I just walked around casually. It wasn&#39;t crowded. It was so convenient to buy tickets on Ctrip. I decided to go on a whim. I bought the ticket in the taxi. Many people could enter by scanning a QR code. It was a pity that I didn&#39;t buy the 200-meter ticket, so it felt much shorter than Tokyo Skytree, and it couldn&#39;t compare with the major towers in China. But it still brought a strong feeling. If you don&#39;t like crowds, come and check in. Taxis can stop at the bottom of the tower, how convenient

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Ueno Park is located in Taito District, Tokyo, Japan. It is also known as &quot;Ueno Park&quot; because Emperor Taisho gave Ueno Park to the city of Tokyo for management. Ueno Park has the Ueno Zoo with more than 900 animals and an aquarium, as well as historical relics such as the bronze statue of Saigo Takamori for visitors to enjoy. It is an ideal place for people to understand Japanese culture and appreciate the natural beauty.

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Actually, there is a WING building opposite the Takanawa exit of JR Shinagawa Station. Just walk straight inside from the building and the outdoor escalator. The adult ticket on site is 2,500 yen/ticket. The price on Ctrip is still slightly cheaper. It is effective immediately after buying on site. Just scan a code for one order. After entering, there is an indoor pirate ship on the right hand side (500 yen/time, and then follow the route in the museum. There is also a paid carousel on the left hand side). The route is planned. You can&#39;t go back halfway because the escalator is not open. The dolphin show is quite interesting, mainly divided into the main and supporting roles, and there are lights and other blessings. The gift hall at the end is also very cute. Overall, it is still worth a visit.

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