The renewal design of the KAPITAL Kyoto store is based in a traditional Kyoto machiya that is over 100 years old, blending Native American elements to create the K.K-POPPO STORE.The interior is primarily composed of walls featuring abstracted images of birds such as eagles and hawks, created with plaster and divided into different textures. This brings about a sacred atmosphere, while also evoking a fun and playful air, with the name of the store itself being inspired by "POPPO" (meaning "toy" in Ainu).The pattern on the eaves tiles was crafted with the eagle as a motif, symbolizing a message from the Great Spirit of the Sky, which is believed to bring wisdom. This subtle yet striking design creates a catchy facade.
