No matter how much you try to know and confirm something, it can all be fiction. And vice versa can be the case. During my stay, I had brought several books to read that I had not read, one of which was Virginia Woolf's book 'To the Lighthouse'. The second part of To the Lighthouse, 'The Time Goes On', is a running description of what happened in a house that had been unoccupied for ten years. It somehow seems to overlap with the prosperity and bankruptcy of the hotel, which has been in operation for more than 30 years, as if it were something that happened here during that time, or something that will happen in the future. Hotel Kawakyu has no clock. This is because they want visitors to spend dreamlike moments without worrying about the second hand. In this sense of time, the individual elements connect space and time of different scales like interludes, while demonstrating the Hotel Kawakyu, which is only in the image.

(Written in the exhibition handout)