Art House Project: Ishibashi

The best part this art House Project is the walk to it through the neighborhood, and the amazing building. The artwork is beautiful, especially the waterfall pieces.

Probably my favorite out of all the Art House experiences. You can rest your weary feet on the tatami mats and if the heat is too oppressive, the Waterfall room is really special and inviting. Staff was very friendly too. The contrast between “dry garden” and “wet painting” was actually quite cool. The path to the house also takes you through a charming canal, so beautifully art directed and clean it felt part of the whole experience.

Love the house projects and being able to see the stunning architecture. Almost no information (if even any) on the art or artist available which should be provided for a better experience and understanding

Remarkable artworks in a beautiful seaside setting. Do not miss the James Turrell work / experience.

Beautiful waterfalls even the cool feeling of being in front of real ones are there

This place is quiet, great and bigger. We can also take a photo and it is a good place to enjoy.

Japanese Classic Aesthetics and the Presentation of Modern Thinking The toilet beside is very comfortable

One of my favorite, subtle but beautiful and elegant. If you like traditional painting, this well preserved house incorporated waterfall paintings through out the house. No photo.