KOBE, Sep 25 (News On Japan) –
Kobe’s iconic fish sculpture, often called the “Fish Dance,” faces an unsure future resulting from heavy rusting and a pricey restore estimate of ¥80 million.
The sculpture, positioned in Meriken Park, is a well-liked attraction, however Kobe metropolis officers are contemplating its removing because of the excessive expense of mandatory repairs. The art work, designed by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry in 1987, witnessed the town’s restoration after the Nice Hanshin Earthquake.
Public opinion is split on the problem. Some residents imagine the price is simply too excessive and removing could also be inevitable, whereas others argue for preserving the sculpture, even suggesting crowdfunding as a possible answer. Artwork and structure specialists emphasize the importance of the Fish Dance as Gehry’s solely work in Japan, urging for its continued preservation.
Supply: FNN
