日本萨摩半岛的西南部的坊津,是中国唐代鉴真和尚登陆的地方。那是一片临海的丘陵地带,林木繁茂。遣唐使馆就修建在依山傍海的浓密树林之中。遣唐使馆作为-幢建筑,所处之地是十分独特的。它孤零零地远离都市,附近没有其它任何建筑,属于建筑过稀地域的设计课题。而且遣唐使馆只有二层,高度仅数米,方园不过几十米,如何与其周围的自然环境相协调,可以说是设计的关键所在。设计者松井宏方教授将遣唐使馆的位置放在临海丘陵的山脚下,在经过砍伐树林开辟出的一片空地上,遣唐使馆呈 Fangjin, located in the southwestern part of the Satsuma Peninsula in Japan, was the land where Chinese Buddhist monks from the Tang Dynasty landed. It is a hilly area facing the sea with lush forests. The Tang embassy was built in the dense forests of the mountains and the sea. Sending Tang embassies as a building is very unique. It is solitary and far away from the city. There are no other buildings nearby and it is a design issue for the building’s rarity. In addition, the Tang embassy has only two floors, a height of only a few meters, and the square garden is only a few tens of meters. How to coordinate with the surrounding natural environment can be said to be the key to design. Professor Matsui Hongfang, the designer, placed the embassy’s position in the foothills of the Linhai Mountains. After passing through the deforestation trees, the Tang embassy was presented to an embassy.