Yellow Pumpkin Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Just a small landmark
Unlike the red pumpkin where there are peeping holes and you and go inside, the yellow pumpkin is just a sculpture to stand next to. It is not particularly impressive but serves as a landmark when wal...
This is actually ranked #1 as to the sights to see on the island. This is the icon of the island, as well as the icon of artist Yayoi Kusama - created in 1994 for the island. It was the year when the ...
A fan of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, I could hardly wait to see her Yellow Pumpkin on Naoshima Island. Just about every photo I saw of this art island featured the giant, bright-yellow, pop-art piec...
It is a work of Yayoi Kusama, one of Japan's leading artists, with the yellow pumpkin that is a symbol of Benesse Art Site Naoshima. It was washed away by the sea by a typhoon in August 2021 and damaged. I heard that it was released again after a year of restoration production, so I definitely visited it. It is located on an old pier protruding on the coast of the Benesse House Museum, about 2 meters high and about 4 meters in diameter. Although the size is not as large as the red pumpkin at Miyaura Port, its presence is half-finished ...
Just a small landmark
Unlike the red pumpkin where there are peeping holes and you and go inside, the yellow pumpkin is just a sculpture to stand next to. It is not particularly impressive but serves as a landmark when wal...
A must on the island!
This is actually ranked #1 as to the sights to see on the island. This is the icon of the island, as well as the icon of artist Yayoi Kusama - created in 1994 for the island. It was the year when the ...
An Island Icon
A fan of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, I could hardly wait to see her Yellow Pumpkin on Naoshima Island. Just about every photo I saw of this art island featured the giant, bright-yellow, pop-art piec...
Symbol of Naoshima
It is a work of Yayoi Kusama, one of Japan's leading artists, with the yellow pumpkin that is a symbol of Benesse Art Site Naoshima. It was washed away by the sea by a typhoon in August 2021 and damaged. I heard that it was released again after a year of restoration production, so I definitely visited it. It is located on an old pier protruding on the coast of the Benesse House Museum, about 2 meters high and about 4 meters in diameter. Although the size is not as large as the red pumpkin at Miyaura Port, its presence is half-finished ...