Yusuhara, a small town on the border of the mountainous province of Kochi, in the southwest of Japan, is often described as a ‘village above the clouds.’ Over the past years, the studio of Kengo Kuma has developed a compound of buildings there, such
Yusuhara is a town located in the southeast of Japan, in the mountainous province of Kochi. With a population of barely 5,000 inhabitants, Yusuhara is known for its town center, built with Sugi wood, or Japanese cedar, the country’s national tree. Al
Located in the southern Japanese town of Yusuhara, Yusuhara-Machino-eki is a market for local products that includes a small fifteen-room hotel. Drawing inspiration from the Cha Do – a cluster of small buildings that in the olden days would offer san
Al sureste de Japón, en la montañosa provincia de Kochi se sitúa Yusuhara, una población que apenas alcanza los 5.000 habitantes, conocida por su núcleo urbano construido con madera de sugi o cedro japonés, el árbol nacional del país. Estas edificaci
