The Interfaith Forum on Religion Art and Architecture tour to Japan in 2000.

Again the ouevre of square concrete forms and shapes for the elevator and its approach.

Baptismal font to the extreme left, chairs for the minister on the right, and table and pulpit in the center.

Yet another side to the Kyoto train station.

Left to right: E. Crosby, Gussy Willett, Etta Hesselink, Donald Bruggink, church pastor.

This multi-storied very modern train-station nonetheless reveals a traditional Japanese penchant for repetition and symmetry.

What is the purpose of the concrete projection into the midst of the tranquil pool?

Church of the light, Tadao Ando, architect, 1988-89. Built in close relationship to a slightly larger church they are both identified as Church of the light.