Atelier O-HUIS

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Atelier O-HUIS, nestled within the idyllic rural landscape of Uwa Town, Seiyo City, is a beautiful museum and gallery space known to those in the know, where the works of the owner—a world-renowned sculptor and contemporary artist—comfortably intersect with traditional Japanese aesthetics. Within the stylish modern architecture utilizing the structures of heavy old storehouses and folk houses, unique dynamic sculptures and contemporary art inspired by the energy of great nature are exhibited, with the building itself radiating an artistic beauty. The silent location where the surrounding rugged yet beautiful Satoyama scenery becomes a borrowed landscape fascinates art fans from worldwide who wish to quietly sharpen their five senses and gain deep inspiration.

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里山のアトリエで、アートな空間と食とおもてなしに浸る

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Atelier O-HUIS

Address: 1040 Inobehigashi, Uwa-cho, Seiyo City, Ehime Prefecture
Website: http://o-huis.jp/
Operator: Atelier O-House

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