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<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> The interior also shows a sporty expression. photo by Hirotaka Shimizu
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> A rounded yet sharp-looking front mask.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design no Ma"
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design no Ma"
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design no Ma" "Design no Ma" is constructed using laminated red pine, designed for recyclability upon dismantling.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design no Ma"
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design no Ma" "Parti-tion", a signature cake from "Patisserie & Cafe Parti-tion" located in "Design no Ma" (480 yen).
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design Museum" A photo exhibition showcasing the breadth of design. It ranges from historical masterpieces from overseas to Walkmans and Fujifilm's disposable camera "Utsurun-desu".
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design Museum" A display of past masterpieces, including the Tokyo Olympics poster designed by graphic design pioneer Yūsaku Kamekura.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design Museum" The logotype was designed by Shin Matsunaga.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design Museum" Many chairs designed by Japanese designers are also exhibited. From the front: Sori Yanagi's Butterfly Stool, Katsuhei Toyoguchi's Spoke Chair, and Reiko Tanabe's Murai Stool.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design Museum" A rich collection of industrial products from the American Art Deco era. The interesting mechanism, where items are displayed in glass cases that rotate by electric power, is inspired by factory production lines.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Design Museum" Models from the corner exhibiting 1930s American industrial design. In the foreground is a car model designed by Norman Bel Geddes. In the background is the "Ocean Liner," a large passenger ship conceived by Norman Bel Geddes in the late 1920s.
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<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo"
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo"
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" An example of an appetizer. A stuffed Imaichi turnip, served in its hollowed-out form, filled with a mix of vegetables and seafood (the menu may change daily. This course is approximately 8,000 yen).
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" An example of soup. Soft-shelled turtle dumplings with tofu and Kujo leeks.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" An example of a main course. Sharan duck, oven-baked and infused with various spices.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" An example of vegetables used at "Chetomo." From the front left is Imaichi turnip from Nara, behind it is Kyoto carrot, at the far right is Hime daikon, and below that is Anno sweet potato. Various regional vegetables are used.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" View of "Chetomo" from the garden, a building constructed in 1952 (Showa 27).
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" The entrance also has a quiet impression, blending into the residential neighborhood.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" An interesting space that reimagines a Japanese-style room for modern times. A seasonal ikebana arrangement in the tokonoma alcove adds to the atmosphere.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" Mr. Nozaki, the owner of "Chetomo" (left), and Chef Shibata.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Chetomo" The waiting bar. Flowers also serve as beautiful accents here.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Laguna Suite"
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Laguna Suite"
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Laguna Suite" Conveniently located just 3 minutes from Sakae Station.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Laguna Suite" The Deluxe Twin room (16,800 yen) incorporates Asian influences.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Laguna Suite" The lobby, named "New York Suite."
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Laguna Suite" The chapel, known as "Crystal Chapel," features a glamorous atmosphere with crystals used in the ceiling, as its name suggests.
<strong>CITROEN DS3</strong> "Laguna Suite" A reception area with a calm ambiance. It is also popular among business travelers.
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