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Building: MEIJI JINGU CAFÉ MORI NO TERRACE

明治神宮 CAFÉ 杜のテラス

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Meiji Jingu Café Mori no Terrace is a woodland café facility completed in 2016, located within the verdant grounds of Meiji Shrine in Tokyo. Designed by Oak Village Wooden Architecture Laboratory, this structure exemplifies contemporary Japanese timber architecture. The building seamlessly integrates with its natural forest setting, utilizing traditional wood construction techniques while meeting modern functional requirements. Its thoughtful design creates a harmonious dialogue between built environment and nature, making it a significant example of sustainable architecture that respects both heritage and contemporary needs.

Meiji Jingu Café Mori no Terrace is a woodland café facility completed in 2016, located within the verdant grounds of Meiji Shrine in Tokyo. Designed by Oak Village Wooden Architecture Laboratory, this structure exemplifies contemporary Japanese timber architecture. The building seamlessly integrate

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Meiji Jingu Café Mori no Terrace is a woodland café facility completed in 2016, located within the verdant grounds of Meiji Shrine in Tokyo. Designed by Oak Village Wooden Architecture Laboratory, this structure exemplifies contemporary Japanese timber architecture. The building seamlessly integrates with its natural forest setting, utilizing traditional wood construction techniques while meeting modern functional requirements. Its thoughtful design creates a harmonious dialogue between built environment and nature, making it a significant example of sustainable architecture that respects both heritage and contemporary needs.