Hyogo Prefectural Hyogo Tsu Museum First Prefectural Government Building

This project involves creating video content and producing and installing displays for the "First Prefectural Government Building" (a reconstructed facility) at the Hyogo Prefectural Hyogo-tsu Museum, which allows visitors to experience the historical space from the time of the prefecture's establishment.

The “First Prefectural Government Building” is a facility that reconstructs the building of the former Osaka Town Magistrate’s Office, Hyogo Kinbansho, where the prefectural government was established when Hyogo Prefecture was born on May 23, 1868 (Keio 4). The prefectural government building, including the governor's office at that time, and the old Doshin mansion have been recreated, allowing you to experience the lost historical space of the Bakumatsu and Meiji eras. In order to allow people of all ages to enjoy the historical space more closely, the virtual tour "Virtual Visit!", where visitors can experience wearing time goggles, will experience the drama of the Bakumatsu and Restoration that unfolded at the first prefectural office using the latest MR technology. You can experience it at

- Because the restored facility will be used for filming and other purposes, displays fixtures must be movable rather than permanently installed.
- Due to construction work being carried out first, there were limitations on the available electrical capacity, making it impossible to install displays outlets in the desired locations.

There were more issues.

While enjoying the historical space, we have created displays that allows people of all ages to experience history in a more accessible way by using movable lantern signs and graphics as triggers, and providing a wide range of content from digital technologies such as MR and AR to picture-story shows.