Inagawa Cemetery Chapel and Visitor Centre

The 136-page publication (250mm x 180mm) is bound with an exposed spine and printed on Takeo Satogami paper, reminiscent of the traditional washi paper. It is arranged by season through the work of photographer Risaku Suzuki who visited the cemetery over the course of a year, capturing the changing conditions and atmosphere of the building and its interaction with the surrounding nature.
Risaku Suzuki’s images interleaf the texts which include an essay by Japanese author Toshiyuki Horie; a conversation between the photographer Thomas Struth, David Chipperfield and Hideyuki Osawa (Director of Boenfukyukai Foundation) examining art, architecture, patronage and cross-cultural connections; and reflections by Hideyuki Osawa and David Chipperfield on the ambitions and collaborative process of conceiving, designing and building the project and more.

A place to pray and rest 14
Hideyuki Osawa

Returning to Japan 16
David Chipperfield

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Cite: "Inagawa Cemetery Chapel and Visitor Centre" 06 Apr 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/959627/inagawa-cemetery-chapel-and-visitor-centre> ISSN 0719-8884

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