2016 Summer Temple Japan Xueni Yang

Discovering Designs in the City

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Last Saturday, we went to Shibuya and Harajuku with our design professor to view several galleries. However, the gallery is not the only place that would help develop our ideas. We have already learned a lot only by walking around in that area.

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The Statue of Hachiko (ハチ公像) outside of Shibuya station

 

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Busy Shibuya area

 

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We are in one of the those tall building to get the better view of Shibuya. There is a model of the area.
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Tom is discussing photography with Professor Shinya.
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Chris is taking a picture of this cool street view.
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Tokyo Plaza
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We are in another store called Nomadic Life Market for more design ideas.
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Walking around in Harajuku
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A building in Harajuku with extremely organized structure.
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Chris and Tom just got out from the gallery.

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