Itinerary
Travel
Transfer to Hotel & Check In
Arrival & Orientation – Welcome and introduction to Japan’s architectural evolution, focusing on how technology has shaped urban development
Dinner on own & Overnight Travel
The development of megastructures and high-rise urban planning in Tokyo.
After breakfast Visit Tokyo University of the Arts/ Architecture School of Waseda University ( As per availability )
Visit Daiwa Ubiquitous Computing Research Building – Blend of modern and traditional elements by Kengo Kuma,Minimalism with a focus on transparency, adaptability, and traditional materials.
“Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center -Explore cultural exhibits showcasing Asakusa’s history and attractions.
Tokyo Skytree (Entrance to Tembo Deck) – A marvel of high-tech engineering, this visit will focus on structural design, seismic resistance technology, and environmental considerations in skyscraper construction.
Time for self Exploration
Tokyo’s Urban Regeneration and the Evolution of Contemporary Architecture
After breakfast Visit St. Mary’s Cathedral
Architect: Kenzo Tange
A modernist church with a unique cruciform layout and dramatic sloping rooflines, St. Mary’s is renowned for its innovative use of concrete and light, representing modern religious architecture in Japan.
Tokyo International Forum Designed by Rafael Viñoly, Features a stunning glass-and-steel atrium, creating a sense of openness and light.
Toranomon Hills Station Tower
Azabudai Hills -designed to blend nature and city life harmoniously. It features a mix of sleek, high-rise buildings with flowing, organic forms surrounded by lush greenery, emphasizing sustainability and a human-centric urban environment.
Time for self Exploration
Traditional vs. Modern Architecture in Tokyo
After breakfast visit Tokyo International Exhibition Center -Designed by Kenzo Tange, Features a distinctive inverted pyramid shape that stands out on Tokyo Bay.Incorporates eco-friendly features, such as energy-efficient systems and natural ventilation
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
Roppongi Hills & Mori Art Museum
Time for Self exploration (B)
Tokyo’s Iconic Architecture
Prada Aoyama & Omotesando – designed by Tadao Ando, features a sleek glass façade, spiraling atrium, and terraced design that blends seamlessly with Omotesando Avenue.
Omotesando Keyaki Building by Tadao Ando features a minimalist concrete façade with large glass windows, blending urban modernism with natural elements. Its sleek design harmonizes with the keyaki tree-lined boulevard, creating a balance between architecture and nature.
Miyashita Park – redesigned as a vertical urban park blending green spaces with retail and leisure facilities atop a three-story complex. Its innovative design features a rooftop green space that reduces heat and offers recreational activities like skateboarding and bouldering, making it a perfect mix of modern architecture and community.
Time for self exploration
Modern Design Traditional Values
After breakfast, proceed to visit Nazu Museum
Visit National Art Center Tokyo ( As per Permissions ) : The National Art Center Tokyo, designed by Kisho Kurokawa, one of the world’s largest exhibition space, though it intriguingly does not have a permanent collection, focusing instead on rotating exhibits.
Yoyogi National Gymnasium – designed by Kenzo Tange for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, is renowned for its sweeping, suspended roof design inspired by traditional Japanese architecture.
Self Exploration
Free Day
Free day for Self Exploration
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