Leaving the Kenrokuen-guchi exit and heading along the elevated walkway toward the Ishikawa Prefectural Music Hall, you'll find yourself near the "Bi-U-On, Bi-Chu-On, Bi-Kai-On" sound object. You can sit on the stone structures surrounding it.
While it might seem less striking than the "Kettle Body, Falling Over" object, people still enjoy taking photos of it.

Leaving the Kenrokuen-guchi exit and heading along the elevated walkway toward the Ishikawa Prefectural Music Hall, you'll find yourself near the "Bi-U-On, Bi-Chu-On, Bi-Kai-On" sound object. You can sit on the stone structures surrounding it.
While it might seem less striking than the "Kettle Body, Falling Over" object, people still enjoy taking photos of it.