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Kyoto's Arashiyama Station gets a fantastical makeover, designed by Yasumichi Morita（4/9）

Yasumichi Morita, the designer behind the renewal, at Kimono Forest (Yuzen Korin)

Yasumichi Morita, the designer behind the renewal, at Kimono Forest (Yuzen Korin)/ Photo by Eddy oomura ©FASHION HEADLINE

The main entrance, which was renovated in 2002, also features a kimono forest.

The main entrance, which was renovated in 2002, also features a kimono forest./ ©FASHION HEADLINE

The main entrance of Arashiyama Station, renovated in 2002

The main entrance of Arashiyama Station, renovated in 2002/ ©FASHION HEADLINE

The view from the east exit of the station to the station building. The view from the train window at dusk is fantastic.

The view from the east exit of the station to the station building. The view from the train window at dusk is fantastic./ ©FASHION HEADLINE

Atago Pond with dragons at the east exit of the station, with a painting of a dragon by Masataka Kurashina

Atago Pond with dragons at the east exit of the station, with a painting of a dragon by Masataka Kurashina/ ©FASHION HEADLINE

Randen's retro train

Randen's retro train/ ©FASHION HEADLINE

ARASHIYAMA JK WAZUKA is a Japanese tea bar with jazz music, run by Wazuka Town, the birthplace of Uji tea.

ARASHIYAMA JK WAZUKA is a Japanese tea bar with jazz music, run by Wazuka Town, the birthplace of Uji tea./ ©FASHION HEADLINE

ARASHIYAMA JK WAZUKA is a Japanese tea bar with jazz music, run by Wazuka Town, the birthplace of Uji tea.

ARASHIYAMA JK WAZUKA is a Japanese tea bar with jazz music, run by Wazuka Town, the birthplace of Uji tea./ ©FASHION HEADLINE

Internship students from Wazuka Town also participated in promoting the town

Internship students from Wazuka Town also participated in promoting the town/ ©FASHION HEADLINE

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  • Yasumichi Morita, the designer behind the renewal, at Kimono Forest (Yuzen Korin)
  • The main entrance, which was renovated in 2002, also features a kimono forest.
  • The main entrance of Arashiyama Station, renovated in 2002
  • The view from the east exit of the station to the station building. The view from the train window at dusk is fantastic.
  • Atago Pond with dragons at the east exit of the station, with a painting of a dragon by Masataka Kurashina
  • Randen's retro train
  • ARASHIYAMA JK WAZUKA is a Japanese tea bar with jazz music, run by Wazuka Town, the birthplace of Uji tea.
  • ARASHIYAMA JK WAZUKA is a Japanese tea bar with jazz music, run by Wazuka Town, the birthplace of Uji tea.
  • Internship students from Wazuka Town also participated in promoting the town
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