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Joshua read about the House of Light designed by James Turrell on PingMag. We decided to try to get a group together to go out and stay there. As usual, we both got so busy, we ended up going by ourselves.

The art installation/house is in Tokamachi, Niigata, which is relatively out-of-the way in the countryside of Japan. The area is well known for the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial. The House of Light or 光の館, is a beautiful house that can hold seven people. It has a Japanese style bath, sleeping quarters and a kitchen. The main event a room that goes through a subtle light display during sunrise and sunset. The ceiling opens up framing the sky in the lighting around the ceiling of the room.

The whole house as a very Japanese-style attention-to-detail, a practical and livable layout and a well-designed art installation feeling.

I'd recommend it for any group of up to seven people who want to spend a weekend together in a beautiful and peaceful place.

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  • curiouskiwi 1 year ago
    Looks like a lovely place.
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  • Richard Shaw 11 months ago
    Excellent! which lenses did you use?
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  • Twzt 11 months ago
    nice! Did u use the mk25d for this?
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  • Joichi Ito plus 3 months ago
    Yeah. It's a 5DMII. I used a variety of lenses, all Canon L.
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