Moerunama Park

About

People's footsteps pass over the white stone fragments on the ground, and in one corner, lines carved from glass and steel sway gently in the wind. This is a space that captures, just as it was, the flow of the northern sky that Isamu Noguchi once gazed upon. The large circular structure placed at the center is like a hill floating on the sea, positioned so that anyone can comfortably climb atop it. The sculptures made of concrete and steel reflect light even in darkness, and as the darkness deepens, their forms grow clearer. This is not a mere park, but ultimately a space that asks and answers the boundary between nature and humanity.