Cafe Sakano Ueno Kumo Museum

Highly recommended for Anyone who wants to learn about people strived to built modern JAPAN in Meiji era.

The building has a triangular plane, all walls are slanted, and the slope is continuous. I am impressed that it was constructed properly without being serious. It is a construction that can not be done unless both the form carpenter and the reinforcing bar shop are excellent. Omotesando Hills designed by Mr. Tadao Ando also has a slope on a triangular plane, but the wall is slanted, so I think this is more difficult. People with weak semicircular canals feel a little drunk. Before I read Ryotaro Shiba's "Clouds on the slope", the exhibition content was "?". After that, I read all 8 volumes of paperback books properly, so I would like to visit again someday.

Not bad