
Architects: ON design partners
Location: Nagasaki, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
Design Team: Osamu Nishida, Hirotaka Isshiki, Rie Yanai
Construction: Ohara Komusho
Structure: Ryuji Tabata/ASD
Site Area: 35.66 sqm
Total Floor Area: 58.58 sqm
Area: 22.04 sqm
Photographs: Koichi Torimura

FIKA is a house and a shop selling scandinavian sundries. The sundries are precious collections rather than just a commercial product. The customer who comes here comes to meet the products rather than just choosing a product. The things that are used on a daily basis and the products are all displayed on the shelf. When a teacup just washed comes on the shelf it becomes a marketable product.

By displaying commercial products and products that the owner uses in a daily life together on the shelf, the shop and the house links to each other and gives an expectation to connect with the neighborhood through life.

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Please, for Buddha’s sake, no more concrete box homes in Japan.