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The food hall "FOOD STADIUM TOKYO" is a food and beverage facility that combines entertainment and food hall, opened on the second floor of the yellow building in Tokyo Dome City. Located a two-minute walk from JR Suidobashi Station, it was planned with the aim of attracting new customers to the area. Our company was in charge of planning and concept, leasing cooperation, concept design and environmental department design, construction and furniture and fixture manufacturing. Inside the food hall, the lights are dimmed and neon lights shine, creating a space where adults can enjoy alcohol. In addition, sports and entertainment content is broadcast on the giant LED vision and many large and small monitors installed in the building. While experiencing the realism and excitement unique to an entertainment city, a wide variety of gourmet food is offered from 11 stores, with approximately 480 different seats to choose from.

"KAMEOKA VIRTUAL HISTORIA" is a metaverse space that recreates historical and cultural resources such as traditional performing arts, festivals, customs, and nature from all over the city, including cultural assets owned by the Kameoka City Cultural Museum. Participants can experience the history of the region by collecting historical materials scattered throughout the city, set in the streets of Kameoka from the Edo period, including the Kameyama Castle tower and palace, which can no longer be seen today. There is no need to install an app or anything else, and anyone can easily access it from their own device.

This project is an urban redevelopment project for the east side area of Shibuya Station by Tokyu Corporation, and aims to create a new landmark building connecting Shibuya and Aoyama. We were in charge of consulting, leasing, furniture and fixture manufacturing, environmental features, building execution, and concept design criteria work. The name "Shibuya Akushu" expresses the desire to connect the streets of Aoyama (AOYAMA) and Shibuya (SHIBUYA) (X: crossing), and to create a facility that induces interaction in a place where a wide variety of people come and go. The meaning of "handshake (akushu)", which is a sign of greeting and friendship, expresses the way different people and cultures connect and mix in this place, and new value is created from there. The area where Shibuya Akushu is located, which stretches from Shibuya Station to Aoyama in the east exit area of Shibuya Station (hereinafter referred to as Aoshibu), is surrounded by major roads, which has hindered smooth movement to the surrounding areas, and because it is an office-centered area, there has been a problem of a lack of places where people can gather and create excitement. Therefore, this building is based on the concept of "TSUNAGI-BA," and aims to take advantage of the connection between the food and beverage zone of Shibuya 2-chome and the educational area of Aoyama, and become an icon of "Aoshibu," following in the footsteps of Shibuya's representative areas of Oku-Shibuya and Shibu-Minami. The building consists of commercial facilities on the 1st to 4th floors, and offices on the 5th to 23rd floors. The commercial floors will house 15 stores, including restaurants with new business formats and stores opening for the first time in the area, an art gallery, and a health check center, turning the Aoshibu area, which was previously just a pass, into a place of interaction where people can take a break and enjoy a meal.

MIRAI-Bit is a website where you can experience online on your personal device some of the content related to the permanent displays of Miraikan, which will be reopened in November 2023, including "Aging Park," which allows you to experience the aging that everyone experiences; "Nanairo Quest," which focuses on a future in which robots and humans live together; and "Planetary Crisis," which is about the global environment. In addition, we are running a traveling exhibition in various locations so that science museums and other facilities across the country can experience MIRAI-Bit. We were in charge of creating the content and construction and constructing the traveling displays fixtures.

This is a Fukuoka Airport store project by "Toko Plus," which operates stores selling travel goods and miscellaneous items in major airports. Located on the international departure floor of Fukuoka Airport, we have created a space concept design that creates a sense of exhilaration under the concept of "UPLIFTING FEELING," by stocking a variety of travel goods to prepare for your trip, while providing peace of mind and enjoyment.

This is a haunted house project at Rusutsu Resort, which has one of the largest amusement parks in Hokkaido. Our company's "House of the Dead" has been loved nationwide for many years since its creation in 2004, and we also produced the sequel, "Mirror of the Dead," from planning to construction. In addition to the maze-like space, realistic modeling, sound, and mechanical gimmicks, the 3D hologram signage images create a powerful and immersive feeling. Furthermore, we have introduced a multi-ending system where visitors can choose the ending themselves, making this a horror attraction with unprecedented fear, surprise, power, and immersion. We are taking advantage of the knowledge of haunted houses that we have cultivated over our long history and introducing the latest production technology to a walk-through type haunted house to expand the real experience.

Miraikan, the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, opened new permanent displays in November 2023, with the theme of "robots," "Hello! Robot" and "Nanairo Quest - A story of the future of living with robots." "Hello! Robot" is displays allows visitors to imagine living with various robots in the future and discover new possibilities through interacting with robots and introducing the latest robotics research. "Nanairo Quest" is an exhibition where visitors explore displays space using a dedicated tablet to solve problems that occur in "Nanairo City," a futuristic town where people and robots live together, and learn about various ways of interacting with robots and gain new insights through conversations with residents and information about robots active in the town. We were in charge of schematic design displays working drawings, and construction. We were also in charge of the design and construction of "Nobel Q," which was renovated in September 2023.

Bridgestone has opened an innovation hub, "Bridgestone Innovation Park," in Kodaira, Tokyo. The central innovation center, "B-Innovation," is a facility to further promote interaction between people inside and outside the company, connect empathy for Bridgestone to co-creation, and accelerate innovation. We were in charge of planning, design, environmental production, and construction of "Bridgestone Open Innovation Hub," the entrance to "B-Innovation," where people can see and touch Bridgestone's core concept design and products to expand their ideas. We have also been in discussion with Bridgestone to carry out operation and spatial design based on behavioral science to lead people to the psychology they want to be.

Hoshino Resorts 1955 Tokyo Bay, which opened in the Maihama-Shin-Urayasu area of Chiba Prefecture, is a hotel with a total of 638 rooms concept design with the concept of "OLDIES GOODIES" and a motif of the American worldview around 1955. The hotel pursues hotel services that make theme park trips convenient and comfortable, such as restaurants where you can enjoy freshly cooked meals even late at night or early in the morning, a public space called "2nd Room" that can be used 24 hours a day, and rooms and amenities that are safe even for children. In addition, there are various types of rooms, and the interior concept design and coloring reminiscent of the American style of the time make it a space that can be used by a variety of scenes and age groups, such as families, couples, friends, and groups. Our company has been involved in the creation of spaces for many of the company's brands, such as "Hoshinoya," "Kai," and "OMO," and has been involved in this facility from the concept stage. We were responsible for everything from formulating the spatial concept that is the axis of branding to art direction, design, layout, and construction.

"CITY CIRCUIT TOKYO BAY" is an entertainment facility that combines motorsports and technology, with the largest urban circuit in Japan centered on EV (electric) karts and the only circuit course in Tokyo's 23 wards. This facility uses dedicated EV racing karts and simulators to provide a full-scale urban racing experience on outdoor and indoor courses. The indoor course is a space where motorsport fans and families can enjoy all day long, in addition to productions that utilize projection mapping. Our mission is to deliver a new urban circuit experience to everyone by utilizing EVs and other technologies, promote well-being through next-generation mobility, and contribute to the SDGs by realizing a sustainable society using EVs. As a joint planning company, we handle a wide range of areas, from business planning to adding value after operation. In the future, we will work with TOM'S to expand this business nationwide in order to expand mobility entertainment.

This was a project to plan, design and construction an employee lounge for office tenants in Shinjuku Center Building. We participated in this project from the upstream stage, proposing business planning, basic concepts, operational support, and concept naming. We responded with concept design took into consideration the possibility of repurposing the space in other areas (vacant lots) as a place for demonstration experiments.

This new office project has as its theme "people and companies create waves (resonance, sympathy) with each other, and grow into big waves (influence)." To express Careritz Technologies' determination to "continue to be an innovative, creative, and ever-growing company," we layered the image of water spreading and moving like ripples in concept design, using the transparency of water and its unexpectedness in changing into various colors and shapes.

This is the interiors basic concept design and FF&E design construction work for the first logistics facility investment project in Japan for Hines, a global real estate company. We selected the basic concept design of interiors and landscape for the tenant common areas, as well as FF&E such as furniture, decorative lighting, and plants.

Orque d'Or Salon AOYAMA is a members-only salon for the wealthy run by Tokai Tokyo Financial Group. Planned in Aoyama as the third location following Nagoya in 2016 and Nihonbashi, Tokyo in 2019, the facility has been created with the concept of a new "social space that stimulates the curiosity of adults" that connects "wealthy" members with "start-up entrepreneurs". Aiming to create a salon that welcomes more customers with multifaceted and memorable surprises, we have created a one-of-a-kind atmosphere where you can enjoy spatiality, art, sustainability, and craftsmanship.

This project involved the concept design, interiors renovation, and environmental features of the "Children's Corner" at Nakano City Central Library, located a 10-minute walk from Nakano Station. Our goal was to create a space where parents and children can feel comfortable and where the joy of books can flourish. In the raised area, we created and installed benches, a bookshelf for picture-story shows, and wooden motifs, as well as rotating blocks and a mechanism for measuring height. We also designed and created a bulletin board with a mailbox, a hemispherical chair, and a movable bookshelf, and used "Tama wood," a local wood source in Tokyo, to create the wooden fixtures, from the perspective of wood education. We also created 11 types of book stands, including original characters from the Central Library, to create a space that is both "playful" and "warm."