Japan’s Go’o Shrine Unveils Glass Stairs and a Hidden Chamber
Go’o Shrine in Naoshima, Japan receives a lot of attention for its beauty. But Hiroshi Sugimoto, a renowned photographer, gave it a finishing touch by building a staircase made of glass that connects the shrine to an underground chamber.
After going down the beautiful glass staircase, a narrow corridor will welcome you and give you a perfect view of the horizon.
I’m sure that being in the shrine and breathing the fresh air alone would make for a peaceful, enjoyable experience, but the view will make you enjoy your stay even more.
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