The richness of nature, represented by Yakushima, Shirakami, and Kumano, was used as a motif to create the breath and sparkle of nature. Visitors used their five senses to experience the forest spread before them in music, lighting, images, mist, wind, and odors. A connection and coexistence with nature were expressed in the abundant space. The pavilion was designed to allow visitors to experience a day in a space where they could take a deep breath.