Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Infectious Disease Museum

Japan's first permanent museum dedicated to infectious diseases.
With the theme of "connecting the past and present of infectious diseases to the future," this facility conveys the knowledge and experience that humans have built up from the past to the present, as well as the progress toward the future.

The pandemic caused by the new coronavirus infection has become an event that evokes memories of human struggles against infectious diseases, and it is expected that infectious diseases will continue to pose a threat to us in the future. Under such circumstances, the Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Museum of Infectious Diseases aims to be a place where people can acquire "correct actions based on correct knowledge" against infectious diseases.

The existing facility, which is an annex of the Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Museum, has been refurbished, and the Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Foundation's track record and the high level of expertise of its supervisors have been utilized to differentiate the museum from the museum's two displays rooms. We have consistently promoted from architectural renovation to displays design construction, sign content leaflet concept design.


[Social Issues/Customer Issues/Requests]
The Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Museum of Infectious Diseases has been working since 2021 in the midst of a pandemic.
Taking this as an opportunity for all visitors to realize that infectious diseases are by no means a thing of the past during the COVID-19 crisis, we will urgently take steps to accurately understand what has happened from the past to the present and broadly communicate the steps toward the future. It was hoped that it would open in In addition, we will contribute to the public by accurately communicating the latest medical findings, including those related to the novel coronavirus infection.


【solution】
In order to express highly specialized information in an easy-to-understand manner, we will incorporate the knowledge of the founding chairman who served as the director of the National Institute of Infectious Diseases and the chairman of the board for discussion, and achieve comprehensive promotion through close cooperation. Did.


<Our project members>
[Development] Akira Kato
[Sales and Project Management] Takuto Yoshida
[Planning and Consulting] Mima Inagaki, Keiko Watanabe
[Architectural renovation design] NAU: Nana Osano, Sakae Kirioka
[design, layout] Shunsuke Shimizu
[Video design] CIC: Hideki Tomita
[Modeling Design] CIC: Nobuyuki Endo
[Production/ construction] Dai Shimizu