Site of Reversible Destiny Yoro

**Borrow the helmet and the shoes.** Both are free and both are there because people fall. Refusing them is not a display of confidence, it is a bad idea on uneven concrete. **Wear something you can move in.** Steep slopes, tilted floors and low openings. Skirts and stiff-soled shoes make the whole site unusable. **Falling is the point.** Arakawa and Gins argued that architecture which removes all effort shortens life. Being forced to concentrate on balance is the intended experience, not a hazard they failed to design out. **Closed Tuesdays.** With a public holiday shift. Yoro Park around it, including the waterfall, is open regardless and is free. **Combine with Yoro Falls.** The 32 m waterfall in the same park has its own legend and is a fifteen-minute walk up, which makes the trip a half day.