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[Project description] Tokyo Game Show 2016 “DMM GAMES” “Icchibanketsu ーONLINEー” At the photo booth, you can take pictures with your favorite characters in the world of the online game “Icchibanketsu ーONLINEー”. I created a production space that makes a newly evolved character appear with my own face. By reading the QR code from the result screen, we carried out a campaign in which you can win more gifts by tweeting the evolved character on Twitter. Also, even if you couldn't receive a numbered ticket or come to the venue, you could have the same experience from your smartphone or PC. Many experience tweets were seen on the day.

【プロジェクト説明文】 全国豊かな海づくり大会とは、水産資源の維持培養と海の環境保全に対する意識の高揚を図るとともに、水産業に対する認識を深めるための幅広い国民的行事として、毎年秋季に行われ全国持ちまわりの大会です。 天皇皇后両陛下の御臨席が慣例となっており、全国植樹祭・国民体育大会と並び「三大行幸啓」の一つに位置付けられています。 【開催概要】 「森と川から 海へとつなぐ 生命のリレー」を大会テーマに一般県民参加の関連行事もふくめて9月10日・11日の2日間、庄内浜全域で開催。 水産業の振興に功績のあった団体の表彰などの式典行事を酒田市希望ホールで開催し、稚魚の御放流をなど海上歓迎・放流行事を鼠ヶ関漁港で行うなど庄内浜の魅力を全国に発信しました。 【演出内容】 オープニングの県水産業紹介では、ジオパークに認定された多彩な庄内浜の海岸線をドローン空撮を用いてウミネコの視線で放映し、プロローグでは県の魚サクラマスを通して山形の豊かな森・川・海を継承する人々との交流を演出。両陛下御臨席の大会メッセージ披露には東日本大震災以降初の東北地方での開催となるため、先の熊本地震への復興・復旧への想いを込めた構成としました。 ＜当社プロジェクトメンバー＞ 【営業・プロジェクトマネジメント】井上　日出生・五十棲　高志・??井　照子　 【制作】益田　亮吉・島田龍一　

【プロジェクト概要文】 2015年に開催された「ミラノ国際博覧会」は史上初めて「食」をテーマにした登録博です。148の国と国際機関が参加し2,220万人が来場しました。電通が総合プロデュースした日本館は、大型パビリオンの展示デザイン部門で金賞を受賞しました。当社は会場建設が遅れる中、日本館の展示制作を納期内に完了し、会期中６ヶ月間の展示演出オペレーション業務をノントラブルで対応し好評を博しました。 【お客様の声】 施工管理力と協力社ネットワークにより、納期遵守精神をベースに高い施工精度の納品を海外においても実績としたこと。  

全国植樹祭は、豊かな国土の基盤である森林・緑に対する国民的理解を深めるため、毎年春季に天皇皇后両陛下ご臨席のもと、国土緑化推進機構と開催地都道府県の共催により行う国土緑化運動の中心的な行事です。 基本計画を2013年に受注。その後2014年に実施計画、2015年に本番を実施しました。 会場整備、式典演出、運営サポートを計画から実施までトータルに行っています。   ◎当社プロジェクトメンバー ㈱乃村工藝社 【営業】井上日出生、高井照子 【プランニング】井上日出生、高井照子 【デザイン/設計】井上日出生、井上禎人、高井照子 【サイン・グラフィック】高井照子 【施工】金光利英 【演出】井上日出生、 【運営】井上日出生、高井照子

At "WPHH JAPON 2014 in KYOTO," a new watch launch event by the Franck Muller Watchland Group, headed by Franck Muller, we were in charge of everything from the total direction of the art and artwork to concept design and construction. With only half a day of on-site construction time, the key was to create a space that would satisfy the guests, but with the cooperation of Aomori Nebuta artist Kitamura Meijin and flower designer Nicolai Bergmann, we were able to create a dignified, high-quality space. Areas of responsibility: Art direction, project management, construction, design

"Wonder Life BOX 2020" is a facility that opened in the Panasonic Center Tokyo facility, and proposes Panasonic's idea of "A Better Life A Better World in 2020" through concrete displays using the cloud. Based on the concept of "A rich life you aspire to, in your own way and in comfort," the facility displays "entrances," "living room, dining room, kitchen, private offices," "sanitary rooms, bedrooms," and more, and proposes a rich lifestyle in which people can live comfortably and independently by effectively incorporating optimal city and social services into their homes based on life logs of sounds, images, energy, etc. collected from home appliances and housing equipment. The tour is in the form of a tour, and visitors can experience the experience through demonstrations by attendants, and after the tour, they can exchange opinions in a meeting room in the facility. "Wonder Life BOX 2020" is a space that disseminates the latest information and leads to the creation of new business partners and the creation of new business models. @Our project members Sales: Okawa Nobutoshi Direction: Suzuki Keichiyo concept design: Abe Sachiko, Nakamura Hisataka, Koga Sayaka, Yoshida Keisuke Production: Tomibayashi Kenji, Terui Masamichi, Yano Tomohiro, Nishi Hideyasu, Yamashita Yuko, Matsubara Atsuko, Fujihira Kiichi <Awards> ● Encouragement Award at the 34th Display Industry Awards (2015) ● Selected for the Japan Space concept design Awards 2015 Areas of responsibility: design, layout, basic concept, design administration, construction, construction supervision, interior administration

Panasonic exhibited their appliance products (white goods) for the first time at Europe's largest home appliance trade fair. The high-performance technology hidden in the products is displays in a powerful tower showcase made of high-quality glass and black mirror. As these towers are connected, each message overlaps, and the concept message that runs through the products is expressed throughout the entire space. We assisted with the planning, design, layout, engineering, production and construction. (Messe Berlin Trade Fair Center) Areas of responsibility: design, layout, planning, production and construction

This was Kaneka Corporation's first exhibition at Milano Salone, the world's largest concept design trade fair. The company aimed to bring out the potential of OLED lighting panels, which are expected to be the next generation of lighting source and are thin, light, and emit soft light as a surface light source, and created a space themed around a Japanese bar, with the image of "cherry blossoms at night." In addition to the actual design, layout, planning, production, and construction, Kaneka handled the total production, including venue arrangements, on-site operations, and coordination with creators. (Design: Torafu Architects, Inc.; Lighting: Okayasu Izumi Lighting Design Office) (Milan, Italy) Areas of responsibility: design, layout, production, construction, research, planning, operation, management

In light of the changes in the social environment and consumer awareness since the earthquake, Sharp designed the entire booth to look like a "house" in order to promote new products and businesses based on its concepts of "Eco-Positive Life" and "concept design Life." On the main stage, which was the face of the booth, a large 50-screen LCD display prominently promoted the solar company.

Fairwood Partners and NOMURA Co.,Ltd., Ltd. jointly exhibited at Eco-Products. The exhibit introduced the Fairwood concept, which promotes the circulation of forest resources and healthy economic activity, as well as examples of NOMURA Co.,Ltd. 's Fairwood and other environmentally friendly initiatives. We assisted with everything from research and planning to operation and management.

The "National Conference for Creating a Rich Ocean" is held every year in various locations in the country, attended by Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress, to raise awareness of the preservation and cultivation of marine resources and the environmental conservation of the seas, lakes, and rivers in which these creatures live. In recent years, marine resources have been declining, and the restoration of resources and ecosystems has become a national issue. Through this conference, various initiatives are being promoted, such as the promotion of aquaculture, cleaning of rivers and coastal areas, and tree planting campaigns. Areas of responsibility: design, layout, Production and construction, Management

Approximately 1,000 carefully selected posters, products, art, illustrations, etc. from the approximately 100,000 items in the Shiseido Corporate Museum's collection were re-edited and displays with a focus on "beauty," introducing Shiseido's corporate culture, which has pursued beauty for 138 years. (Shanghai, China) Location: Production and construction

Through the works related to the construction of the Great Buddha, we were able to see the essence of the Tenpei culture. In addition to the 4.5-meter-tall octagonal lantern (National Treasure) in front of the Great Buddha Hall being unveiled for the first time outside the temple, the Nativity Buddha Statue (National Treasure), which is known as the Japan largest ancient birth Buddha, and the Kakuraku Mask (Important Cultural Property), which was used for the Great Buddha's eye-opening memorial service, were displays in one place. In addition, he introduced the history of Todaiji Temple, which has been passed down to the present day, through masterpieces of portrait sculptures of Jugen Jojin and Kōkei Johito, who revived the Great Buddha in the Kamakura and Edo periods.   Responsible for design, layout, Production & construction

The wisdom, skills, and spirit of the Japanese people have been born from the connection between nature and humans. The displays spaces on the first, second, and fourth floors of the museum are designed to stimulate the imagination and allow visitors to discover sensibilities that evoke nostalgic memories of the Japanese people, using a variety of artistic expressions to allow visitors to experience the five senses. Prologue on the first floor: In a space reminiscent of a house, the original scenery of daily life is expressed on all sides through light, sound, and video, inviting visitors on a journey to rediscover the origins of Japan. Group reading epic drama "A Single Seed" on the second floor: The children's songs and festival calls that Japanese people have had since ancient times are filled with words of wisdom that have been nurtured together with nature. The audience seats are arranged around the central stage, and many performers surround it. The space is a dramatic space where the movements, words, sounds, videos, and lighting of many performers are in harmony. Art gallery on the fourth floor, "Garden of Light and Wind": An installation space that gives form to the forms of nature and the way we live with nature as captured by two artists. By drawing out the power of the materials, construction create a sense of space and time, with stillness and movement, darkness and light.

The main theme is "Wisdom, Harmony and Hope." The wisdom that has created a lifestyle in harmony with the natural environment is the hope of humanity in the 21st century. The Saudi Arabia Pavilion introduces the Kingdom's past, present and future development guided by Islamic teachings. Saudi Arabia is a religious center where Muslims from all over the world gather, and is also a country that has achieved high economic growth through rapid modernization against the backdrop of the discovery of oil. In order to deepen understanding and empathy for the unique Islamic culture that has always coexisted with nature through displays, we have designed the exhibition so that visitors can discover and feel Saudi Arabia, which has many similarities with Japan, through the Kingdom's past, present and future. Areas of responsibility: design, layout, production and construction