Speaking of Takamatsu, the first reaction is Shodoshima, Naoshima, oh, I am going to take you to Naoshima today, this long-grained island, Naoyas Kusama Yayoi pumpkin, and Tadao Andos art. Pavilion. Two polka-dot pumpkins of Yayoi Kusama: The yellow squash was born in 1994 and grew on the abandoned pier in the Benesse area of Naoshima, overlooking Takamatsu City on the other side; the red squash was born in 2006. Growing up at the gate of Gongpu Port, as an upgraded version of the yellow squash, the red squash has dug up the fruit husk, and some of the polka dots are open. People can freely enter and exit the pumpkin shell between the light and shadow. It is interactive. Superb public art. I have been planting the sacred art museum of Tadao Ando, and today I finally wished that this "art museum that grew from the ground", Tadao Ando was called "Clearwater Concrete Poet", and the museum was almost hidden underground. The ultimate, using only the most plain concrete, but beautifully suffocating. Because the museum can't take pictures, all the good things can only be remembered in my heart. Naoshima Violin is another amazing diamond-like device on Miyaura Port. From a distance, it looks like a translucent diamond, and a piece of triangular pure white perforated metal plate is spliced together, like The paper that has been folded over in an origami piece, in the sunny weather, the whole piece of equipment looks as light as an origami because it penetrates the sun.