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Hall Of Shibuya Station Leading To The Inokashira Line And Whose Wall Is Decorated With A Giant Fresco About The Atomic Experience Of Hiroshima Called Myth Of Tomorrow Painted By Okamoto Taro In 1969.

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Hall of SHIBUYA station leading to the Inokashira line and whose wall is decorated with a giant fresco about the atomic experience of Hiroshima called Myth of Tomorrow painted by Okamoto Taro in 1969.

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