It’s the ceiling window captured in the National Museum of Western Art built-in 1959 designed by Le Corbusier. Stopping by to smell “Water Lilies” by Claude Monett and touched the beauty of design in art as well as architecture, looking up the triangle-shaped window at the same place was an exciting adventure for me. The light of the ceiling window this summer and the sun we can feel through drawing art created in the early 1900s deliver the same brightness to us. The exceptional design never disappears and leads generations future ahead.