Tokyo is so beautiful that it makes you speechless | Art Park | It is the next level

|Art Park| is already the next level. I can’t even imagine… What a dazzling light the collision of 100-year-old Hibiya Park + Shinji Ohmaki/Yuko Nagayama/Miyu Hosoi will create‼ And it’s free‼ ✅As expected, Tokyo Metropolitan Park has reached the next level‼ ✔The last time I saw Shinji Ohmaki’s “💡Gravity and Grace” was at the National Art Center, Tokyo. This time it was moved outdoors for display (Pictures 6-8), and it actually upgraded the former “beauty that makes my heart tighten” to “beauty that is out of control”! Day and night are two different viewing experiences! During the day, it is like the "🌙white moonlight" in my heart, elegant and pure, and at night, it is like the "🥀red rose" in the dark, illusory and mysterious... If I have to choose one, I recommend "night". The surface of the flickering light and shadow is the regional characteristic patterns of cultures around the world. The design illuminated from the inside casts the shadow of the pattern on the ground until it disappears. The light moves and the shadow moves, and you will be firmly attracted by it... ✔ "💐Flower Hammock" (Figure 2-5) by Yuko Nagayama is an art that truly enters life and can be "experienced"! Under the pyramid-like hammock are all kinds of beautiful flowers and plants. You can lie down and rest in the hammock, and wait for an early summer sunset, lights and neon lights. In the amber light, you can give yourself to nature, enjoy the light and shadow, and feel the relaxation brought by nature... ✔"🌺Flower Lantern" (Figure 9) is also one of the highlights and very participatory. Every Saturday, you can go to the small tent to pick a flower ball lantern and put it in the lake! 🌌At night, the lights are on, and small water lanterns float on the lake. The flowers that are seen faintly form star-like light spots on the water. It is so dreamy and beautiful... ✔In addition to the above art-limited activities, the roses in Hibiya Park are also blooming strongly, and there are benches commemorating Leslie Cheung, giant fountains and towering ancient trees, delicate maple leaves, Japanese bamboo fences, and flower landscaping. You can also visit the Imperial Palace, which is just across the street! ✅I have a small suggestion! ✔If you want to experience limited art activities, it is recommended that you go at night when there are fewer people and the scenery is more beautiful! ✔If you want to enjoy the scenery both during the day and at night, you can go there at 4 o'clock, play until the evening and arrange a good night nearby, and visit the night scenery after eating! You can also arrange the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park together to provide a richer experience.