Limpid stands as a striking commercial facility in Fukuoka's prestigious Daimyo district, completed in 1999. Designed by architect Yuma Arima and the collaborative team Urban Fourth, this building exemplifies late 1990s Japanese commercial design philosophy. Its name reflects a commitment to clarity and transparency in spatial composition. The structure showcases sophisticated architectural detailing that seamlessly integrates retail and commercial functions while maintaining visual elegance. Located at a prominent address in central Fukuoka, Limpid represents an important contribution to the city's urban landscape, demonstrating the designers' skill in creating dynamic commercial spaces that balance aesthetic sophistication with practical functionality.