The works by this artist have been following us throughout our time in Japan. We saw pumpkins while we were at Naoshima Island and at other museums in Japan. So it was just reasonable that we would visit her here in Tokyo.
Some public art at the transfer station
From the F line to the M line
Another nice mural at the final station
A huge bell that seems out of place in the concrete building
Does this boat float?
Dots in the bathroom
Does it float your boat?
Dots and mirrors in the elevator!
Weeee!
This pumpkin gets a spot outdoors on the 5th floor
I see me!
A different take on the pumpkins as seen in a book at the museum
Nice layout of the interior
Fritz seen in reflection
Signed by Yayoi
A darkened room where we only had two minutes
Mirrors all around
The two minutes went by super fast
Very fun
"Every Day I Pray for Love" was the name of many of her paintings
The artist with her iconic red hair
I was drawn to this one because it was a maze for the girl and her dog
Yes, I can see the influence of the mushrooms on the art
A nice drink
We are not in Kansas anymore
Love the hat and the watch, this is one stylish beast
The building is stylish as well
A very modern construction
It could use some polka dots!
Mascot for a dry cleaners
More art at the station
A very large piece
A advertisement for Octoberfest in May?
Stopped in a local bakery on the way home
