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 The Guilo Guilo restaurant offers an authentic Japanese cuisine, nicely presented. Japanese food lovers will find here delicious meals and light food. A new top Japanese address in Paris.
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If you are going to visit the Chanel Pavilion in Central Park, you may be think it’s bloody unbelievable. The Pavilion is designed to display artworks inspired by Chanel’s chain-strap handbag.
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W Hotel is one of the boutique hotels in the world from the boutique ”chain” W, located in West Kowloon, the hub of the buzzing financial district of Hong Kong. The architecture of the hotel brings a large dose of New York style to the cosmopolitan Asian capital.
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“Hida Folk Village” is an open air museum and site area is an approximately 99,000 sq. m. It exhibits about 30 typical farmhouses and buildings, including a few “gassho-zukuri” traditional Japanese homes built with steeply pitched thatched roofs, from the Hida region, the mountainous district of Gifu Prefecture around Takayama. About 30 old private houses with sloped- and thatched-roof houses which bore the heavy snowfall were reconstructed in the village. This village was created by moving old folk and farming homes from various villages and the nearby Shirakawa-Go region to one particular place.
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The H Bubbletecture or this extraordinary library is sited on the steep slope of the north side in the forest in the province Sayo-cho Hyogo, Japan.
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Sagano is located in the northwest of Kyoto and covers an area of 16 acres. Sagano Bamboo Grove has an excellent atmosphere and you can enjoy your walk along the trail to the Okochi Sanso. This bamboo forest is one of the most beautiful spots in Japan.
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This is the Next Generation House by Sou Fujimoto Architects, a house for fun, entertainment, travel and even though some kind of creative workshop. It looks like a house built with Jenga blocks.
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