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<Project Description> Mt. Fuji is a world cultural heritage that Japan is proud of. The Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center is a facility that raises awareness of the importance of learning and enjoying the value of Mt. Fuji, which was registered as a world heritage site as an object of faith and a source of artistic inspiration, from both the natural and cultural perspectives, and of preserving it for the future. Our company solved the problem of effectively conveying the "interestingness of learning about Mt. Fuji" to visitors, including many foreigners, by providing a spatial experience with audio, video, and lighting productions featuring non-verbal content (non-verbal displays), and an displays guide using the app "Fuji Meguri," which includes multilingual (7 languages) explanations and audio commentary narrated by Shuzo Matsuoka. The combination of "huge object structures" + "ICT content" + "lighting, audio, and video" creates an experience that can only be found here. [What is the original app "Fuji Meguri"?] It is AR content that works with about 30 displays items. You can enjoy AR where figures of people connected to Mt. Fuji start talking, and AR where ancient pilgrimage routes appear on a floor map with a diameter of 18m. In addition, if you take it outside, it can also be used as a tool to explain famous places such as temples, shrines, lakes, and hiking trails. <Our project members> [Development] Yokoyama Masanori [Sales/Project Management] Mizoguchi Kohei [Planning] Kameyama Yuichi, Ohashi Ryuta [design, layout] Tsutsumi Yuichiro [Digital concept design] Mima Hiroyoshi [Library concept design] Odagiri Toshihiko [Modeling concept design] Kishikawa Kenichi [Production/ construction] Yajima Kensaku, Ohara Yuka

<Project Description> Omotesando Hills was renovated to coincide with its 10th anniversary, with a focus on the entrance environment. We deployed solutions to address the issues of "people," "information dissemination," and "inbound response," all of which are concentrated at the entrance. For "people," we improved functionality, including changing the location of the information counter; for "information dissemination," we used digital signage to improve efficiency while maintaining the aesthetic look; and for "inbound response," we used touch-type information signage in multiple languages (English, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Korean). We also assisted with the existing distribution system and existing website, as well as the on-site installation concept design. <Customer Feedback> Thanks to the management of NOMURA staff, who are familiar with the content, regular meetings and schedules progressed smoothly, and we are grateful for that. Thank you very much. <Our project members> [Sales/Project Management] Kazuya Senda [design, layout (interiors /signage cabinet)] Toshiyuki Taya, Yusuke Matsumoto, Kohei Hayashi [Production/ construction (interiors /casing)] Keisuke Toda, Shuhei Tatsuda [Production direction (signage)] Tsutomu Tanuma

■Project Description Narafamily, a large-scale commercial facility that has been loved for many years in Saidaiji, Yamato, Nara Prefecture, has been transforming into a high-quality urban commercial facility. In the spring of 2016, a full renovation of the building was started with a business investment of approximately 5 billion yen, and it was successfully reopened in the fall of the same year. In collaboration with general producer Junji Tanigawa of JTQ Inc. and general creative director Ryu Kosaka of AND, the environmental design concept was "Yamato Modern", which explored the "Nara-ness" of the building. The concept design expresses the strength of Nara, which is reminiscent of ancient temples and Buddhist statues, with a sense of volume, and the glittering arrangement that interprets the beauty of "Tenpyo culture" in a modern way, further highlighting the facility. The logo mark, facility signs, and other details have been renewed with a "Yamato Modern" concept design scheme, and the statue of "Pocola", the camel that has been the facility's image character for many years, has been newly installed in Camel Square as the second "Pocola" by sculptor Ryuichi Ohira. The renovation has significantly expanded the specialty store zone, and the facility has been revamped to create an easy-to-understand shopping flow line. In addition to brands opening for the first time in Nara Prefecture, 55 new stores have opened, including fashion tenants and large household goods tenants. The new specialty store area has been reborn as "zoro". ■Project members < NOMURA project members> [design, layout] Chief creative director: Kosaka Ryu (AND) / concept design director: Saeki Shunsuke / Chief designers: Shirodo Kensaku / Yoshinaga Hikari [Sign and graphic concept design] Ito Tomomi / Tsukamoto Tomohisa (Nomura Products) [Production and construction] Kaji Yuki / Okuno Takashi / Kobayashi Hiroto / Banno Katsuya / Yashima Takuya / Okimoto Ryuta / Tokuda Yonosuke / Akizawa Yutaka (Nomura Products) [furniture and fixture manufacturing office] Suzuki Toshimichi / Arii Tetsuhiko [Sales] Project manager and soft sales: Watanabe Shinpei / hard sales: Tsumoto Yuichi

【Project Overview】 The Milan International Exposition, held in 2015, was the first registered expo with the theme of "food" in history. 148 countries and international organizations participated, and 22.2 million people attended. The Japan Pavilion, which was produced by Dentsu, won the Gold Award in the displays concept design category of the large pavilion. Despite delays in the construction of the venue, we completed the production of the displays of the Japan Pavilion on time, and handled the displays production operation work for six months during the exhibition period without any trouble, which was well received. [Customer's voice] construction With our management capabilities and network of partner companies, we have achieved a track record of delivering products with high construction accuracy overseas based on the spirit of on-time delivery.

<Project summary> LUCUA 1100 is a commercial complex directly connected to JR Osaka Station that opened in April 2015. With the key concepts of "gap, contrast, marriage," the facility offers "new value" by fusing a variety of products and shops from different genres. Despite being a major renovation, concept design significantly changed the image while retaining parts that could be kept from the design perspective. Our company was involved in the project, providing environmental design and furniture and fixture manufacturing services.

[Project Summary] Weathernews opened the in-house nursery "WNI RAIN KIDS HOUSE" with the aim of creating an environment where employees can balance childcare and their work. This in-house nursery was opened on the premises of Makuhari Techno Garden, where the company is located, with the aim of creating an environment where employees can work with peace of mind, and also has an after-school school that accepts children up to the sixth grade of elementary school. The "RAIN" in the name of the nursery also represents the company's wish that children will develop respectful, adventurous, and independent qualities. The company requested a unique space design that could express the concept, and an efficient functional development that can accommodate childcare of children of different ages, such as a nursery school and after-school room. The project members at our company are working fathers and mothers. We made use of our childcare experience to plan and design the names of each class and the educational programs. We pursued Weathernews' unique style in every detail, from the space expressing "RAIN" to the logo graphics and shapes, and worked with Team M to design and construction with consideration for safety and the environment. [Customer feedback] In order to create a facility unique to Weathernews, we discussed various themes and concepts within the company, but NOMURA was able to successfully shape it, including the process. For example, concept design and concept of the logo mark captured the hearts of the staff, and we were impressed with the idea of drawing a weather chart from the company's founding on the floor, so we adopted it. NOMURA made a wide range of proposals, and we were able to open a wonderful in-house nursery school that is unique to Weathernews. [Our staff] Sales and project management: Haruhiko Kako Planning: Takashi Isozaki design, layout: Mutsumi Kaneko Sign and graphic concept design: Fujie Suzuki Production and construction: Manabu Ikura, Jun Endo, Shun Funatsu Advisory staff: Team M (Representative: Mari Matsumoto)

<Project summary> With the aim of providing employees with a place where they can better demonstrate their abilities, Sony renovated their employee cafeteria from the perspective of employee welfare. A buffet corner called "Buffet Island" and a "Relax Zone" were newly installed in the head office employee cafeteria as spaces for "eating" and "resting", and we assisted with the spatial concept design. Sony employs a diverse workforce and respects each individual's work style, so at "Buffet Island" they offer a wide range of menu options and offer a wide range of take-out options, and as a result of the renovation, the number of daily users has increased by about seven times. The "Relax Zone" is a functional space that employees can use freely as they wish, and is used not only for mealtimes, but also as an individual workspace, a place for communication between employees, and to refresh oneself. <Our staff> Sales and project management: Abe Yuko design, layout: Ueda Kaoru Production and construction: Endo Jun

<Project Summary> Full renovation of Marui Imai and Sapporo Mitsukoshi to create a destination store that offers absolute value and attracts customers. We dug deep into the target customers and characteristics of the two stores, and created an environment that maximizes the different values of each store, sending a strong message to customers. We were in charge of concept design direction that brought the project together, as well as the main sales floor and strategic restrooms, and made the desired vision a reality.

<Project summary> A full-scale renovation was planned to address the decline in sales due to changes in the surrounding commercial environment, which arose as the facility infrastructure was due for renewal due to aging. The first large-scale renovation in 26 years was carried out by restructuring the MD taking advantage of the convenient location within the station, and unifying concept design image with a Japanese modern theme based on the renewal concept of "Hakata-like and new". We assisted with concept design, planning, construction and furniture and fixture manufacturing of the entire environment. <Customer feedback> The renewal concept was expressed through the greenery symbolized by Mining Square, the hanging wall concept design with a Hakata-ori motif, the different spatial presentation for each zone, the overlapping ceiling that gives an impression of "Japanese modern" and the warm interior lighting.

[Project summary] An interiors design project for a comprehensive medical and beauty building consisting of 12 floors. The interior concept design concept was "a 'movement' that people find comfortable," and by making use of the existing architecture and incorporating elements of movement such as "ripples in water," "moving light," and "sunlight filtering through the trees" into concept design, we established a new standard for medical facilities that is reminiscent of going to a high-quality SPA. [Project members] Direction: Kosaka Ryu / Sales and project management: Takenaka Hisayasu / design, layout: Tani Takaaki, Urata Shohei

The Saga Prefectural Space Science Museum "Yumeginga" was established in 1999 as a communication facility that connects people and science. Since 2006, we have been the representative of the "designated manager" and are currently jointly managing it with Mavec Co., Ltd. The concept is "to develop children's scientific minds," "to convey the wonder of discovery and creation," and "to discover and recognize a comprehensive understanding of the universe, the Earth, and Saga, and their relationship with oneself." In addition to displays that enhance learning, we planned topical displays that can be enjoyed by tourists and disseminated nationwide. This facility has three zones: the "Saga Discovery Zone," the "Earth Discovery Zone," and the "Space Discovery Zone," and our company was in charge of all the zones when the museum opened. After a full renovation of the "Earth Discovery Zone" in the quarter century since its opening, we fully renovated the "Space Discovery Zone" in 2024. The concept of the renovation of the "Space Discovery Zone," where there are as many exciting things in space as there are stars, is "a long journey into space." The two perspectives of space science, which seeks to understand what the universe is, and space activities, which are humanity's attempt to pioneer the universe, are linked under the theme of "life." The displays space depicts on a grand scale where our life originates, where it is headed, and how it is related to the universe. We also aimed to create displays experience that makes visitors feel closer to the universe and broadens their perspective, leading to two existing zones on another floor.

【Project Overview】 "Grand Emio Oizumi Gakuen" has opened in the lower part of the urban redevelopment "Lismo Oizumi Gakuen" in the Oizumi Gakuen North Exit area. It is a commercial complex consisting of four floors, from the first basement floor to the third floor, directly connected to Oizumi Gakuen Station, with the themes of "food×", "gathering", × "culture". It consists of 28 stores, including a supermarket on the first basement floor, cafes and fresh flowers on the first floor, bakeries and fashion shops on the second floor, and restaurants, bookstores, and music classes on the third floor. The concept of environmental design is a living room in the city where you can enjoy "live marche" and petit "luxury" for adults. The environment design is composed of natural materials, simple concept design, a mix of natural light pouring in from the atrium and soft lighting schemes. 【Customer's voice】 I believe that you have fully understood the concept of business and architecture, and that you have designed a simple but natural and high-quality commercial environment suitable for this region. (R.I.A. Co., Ltd.) [Person in charge of our company] Project Management: Hajime Mori concept design / Design: Toru Abe

A bookstore on the 4th floor of LaLaport Ebina, a shopping center directly connected to the west exit of Ebina Station on the JR Sagami Line. With a rich and fresh product lineup, diverse proposals, and events that create unexpected encounters, we aim to be a store that will be a "spice" in our customers' lives and will be patronized for 10 or 20 years.

[Project Summary] Tokyo Station, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in December 2014, has continued to develop and record its history together with the Marunouchi area, one of Japan's leading business districts. The development of the Marunouchi Plaza in front of Tokyo Station and redevelopment of the surrounding area are also underway, and the station is evolving toward the next new 100 years. In 2015, the Tokyo Michi Terrace 2015, a celebration of light to illuminate the future, was held in the Marunouchi area of Tokyo, the central district of Japan, with the hope of brightening the future. We assisted with the special lighting of the Marunouchi building of Tokyo Station in "traditional Japanese colors" and the light promenade on Gyoko-dori Street. In the light promenade, visitors were enveloped in light through the illumination of sculptures and lit-up trees, and the integrated production with the station building created a high-quality and elegant space suitable for the gateway to Japan. In a survey on light-ups/illuminations conducted by the Japan Event Industry Promotion Association on February 10, 2016, the special light-up at the Marunouchi Station Building of Tokyo Station was chosen as the number one light-up/illumination event people would like to see in the future. [Our staff] Sales/Project Management: Ken Kumagai Planning: Ryuji Tsuyama Direction: Ryuji Tsuyama design, layout: Ryuji Tsuyama Production/ construction: Fumiyasu Yamagami Operational Management: Yoshinobu Miyamoto

Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel (formerly Hotel Daihakone) has undergone its first renovation since its opening in 1992. concept design concept is "relaxation x sparkle x intelligence." The hotel interior, concept design with a motif of "Hakone marquetry," features a luxurious restaurant, an open-air bath where you can experience the majestic nature, and two guest room buildings themed on "kodachi = the impression of the beautiful trees of Mt. Hakone" and "Hikari = the angelica blooming on the plateau and the shining Japanese pampas grass of Sengokuhara," creating a space where you can feel nature and intelligence. In this project, which transformed the hotel into a modern hot spring resort that is in harmony with nature and is one of a kind in Hakone, one of Japan's leading hot spring areas, we assisted with the basic concept design, layout, planning, production, and construction.