Bato Town's Hiroshige Museum, exhibiting selections from collections of Ukiyo-e woodblock prints. The latticework is made of local Yamizo Cedar louvres and covers the entire building. Inside, the louvres and walls are covered in handmade paper. It is a ferro-concrete, steel-framed single-storey building.
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This looks very intriguing, but it might be more the construction than the design that gets your attention. I don't think it says much about the architecture. Sorry. 4.
Unfortunately I think this photo suffers from being force to a size of 640 pixels. There is so much detail that it gets a bit lost at this size, I would think it looks much better at full size.
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