Hands by Kiuchi Reichi
4.5
(23)"Hands" by Kiuchi Reichi is a large bronze sculpture of interwoven hands, located at the far end of Heiwa Dori in Asahikawa. The artwork is a focal point that draws visitors down the street, inviting contemplation and interaction.
Address
7-chōme-34-21 8 Jōdōri, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 070-0038, Japan
Worth it?
Worth it if you appreciate public art and want a quiet spot for photos
Skip if you're expecting a bustling attraction
Location
7-chōme-34-21 8 Jōdōri, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 070-0038, Japan
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Highlights
The massive bronze hands feature intricate detailing of veins and lifelike texture, appearing as though they are reaching out from the pavement.
The sculpture's interwoven fingers and outward-reaching gesture evoke themes of connection, unity, and peace.
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Who it's for
Anyone interested in public art and those looking for a unique photo opportunity. It's also good for families with children.
Know before you go
The sculpture used to be in a more central, busier location but has since moved to the far end of Heiwa Dori.
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Reviews
4.5
Exceptional
5 ReviewsReviewers find the "Hands" sculpture to be a striking and symbolic piece of public art, though some note that the fountain is no longer operational. Its current location at the end of Heiwa Dori makes it a quieter spot for photos.
