In Tokyo's most prosperous Ginza, there is a very weird building. Like its name, this building is not a "whole" but a "space capsule". After years of scouring, the building has a very futuristic shape, a very worn skin, and a very magical reality in the middle of a pile of serious buildings. The building was designed by Kurokawa Kisho, one of the three masters of Japanese architecture, and was completed in 1972.
The interior decoration is unified and customizable. Although the room is less than 10 square meters, there are bathtubs, washing machines, refrigerators, TVs, and stereos. The cabin is inspired by the former Soviet space capsule, and the decoration style is also close to the space capsule.
