
DELIEVERABLES
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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
DINING EXPERIENCE
MENU DESIGN
VISUAL DESIGN
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SPATIAL DESIGN
3D RENDERING/ VISUALIZATION
PLAN DRAWINGS
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Chikara Mizukami/ Chef
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“I am always in pursuit of ways to express those undetected moments.” Unlike other wagashi masters, Mizukami draws inspiration from more than the four seasons –– moments
that are more delicate and subtle. The four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter are divided among the 12
months. In Japan, there are also 24 intervals (sekki). These
24 intervals are divided by 3 into 72 ephemeral
seasonal moments (ko).
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Chef Mizukami feel and sense the seasonal fluctuations as he makes wagashi. By expressing the elusive moments in the calendar year, the perception of daily changes, or an understanding of 72 seasons, he aspires to remind us of the unacknowledged beauty that surrounds us each and everyday.
Inspired by the Wagashi Chef Mizukami, Ikkoan invites guests to experience moments of tranquility and harmony from wagashi and nature.
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Second Floor/
Main Dining Area
Guests who are seated at the second floor may watch the
nature play each moment. The shadow casted from the
facade changes slowly every moment. Guests may enjoy
the sunset while different dishes of wagashi are served at
the specific time from golden hour to night.

Moments of the Day
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Inspired by chef Chikara Mizukami, the design for Ikkoan restaurant revolves around revealing the undetected moments to the guest in an abstract yet poetic way.
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While people often spend time appreciating the sunset, they didn't seem to notice the details and settle change of the sky during the day. Ikkoan's mission is to reveal the undetected moments of light and shadow and the settle movement
of sunlight to the guests.
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A collaboration with chef Mizukami, guests who spend their time in the main dining area will have their course of dessert served in an order according to the movement of sun.
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