The door head is designed with folding time and space, and a double curtain hangs under the wooden eaves-the outer layer is a rice-white linen tea flag, the gold stamp official script reads the word Day Tea, and the inner layer is an indigo dyed cloth wine flag, the Ukiyo-e style clear wine pot pattern is looming. The left wall is based on the landscape of dry mountains and rivers, and is embedded with a combination sculpture of bronze tea pots and wine spoons. In the wooden window lattice on the right, Matcha tea bowls and fruits are displayed during the day. After night, it is replaced by Rex sacrificial wine bottles and burning wine cups., the light changes from warm yellow to dark blue. The double-decked cabinet at the door hides secrets: the upper layer is filled with bamboo tea pots and lacquerware wine cups, and the lower drawer is filled with menus for different periods of time. The electronic screen above the lintel plays ink animations cyclically. At noon, it is a picture of boiling tea, and at night it switches to slow motion of sake being poured into a cup. The stone lantern at the door is covered with moss marks and green plants during the day. When it is lit at night, it will tea and wine symbiosis The Zen meaning of symbiosis is embellished on the bluestone steps, perfectly interpreting the day and night variation from matcha to sake.