
The ribbon wedding chapel is located in in the gardens of the Bella Vista Sakaigahama resort. The site is midway on a hill enjoying a panoramic view of the Inland Sea of Japan.

Just as two lives go through twists and turns before uniting as one, the two spirals seamlessly connect at their summit to form a single ribbon. By joining two spiral stairways so that they support each other, Hiroshi Nakamura designed the quintessential wedding chapel.
Forms follows Love.
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