This area was once the site of a daimyo residence where patriots of the late Edo period once lived, and the red brick campus of Keio University, which spearheaded the dawn of modern Japan, is right there. Walking along the gentle slopes of Mita 2-chome is nothing less than tracing the aesthetic memory of Japan. The dry texture of the concrete contrasts sharply with the shadows cast by the old trees on campus. This space, which translates classic intellect into a modern context, is an intellectual hub for adults who have grown tired of the convenience of city life to cultivate their lifestyles in a deeper way.