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Located on the premises of St. Luke's International Hospital, next to the "Keio University Birthplace Monument" is located next to the "Keio University Birthplace Monument".

Both were designed by architect Yoshiro Taniguchi.

"Keio Gijuku Monument" The upper surface of the solid black granite draws a curve with a slightly raised center.

The reddish stone books that seem to have been gently placed above will make you want to pick them up and read them.

There was a charm that attracted me.

Taniguchi, who had a deep knowledge of not only the architect's face but also pottery and literature, made a monument with thought.

We have designed more than 70 units in our lifetime.

When I find a monument of Taniguchi somewhere, I would like to enjoy the modeling.

Finally, there is another monument of Taniguchi in Chuo-ku. This is the "Code Training Center (Hitotsubashi University) Monument" near GINZA SIX.

It may be fun to see the difference in impression from the Keio University monument on site.

 

 

Monument of origin of Keio Gijuku Orchid School Monument 11 Akashicho

Commercial Code Training Institute Monument (Hitotsubashi University)　　　　　　6-10-1, Ginza ahead