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Roadside Station Kadena offers a panoramic view of Kadena Air Base, the largest US Air Force base in the Far East. This project is a renovation project of the "Learning displays Room" on the third floor of the building, which will be used as a "place of peace learning" for students on school trips and tourists, and as a "place of regional learning" for local people and children. I aimed to enrich it. displays begins with a prologue that tells us that Kadena is truly a "base town," with 82% of the town occupied by U.S. military bases, and begins with a prologue that tells us that Kadena is truly a "base town," with 82% of the town area occupied by U.S. military bases. While tracing Kadena Town's history with bases from the Battle of Okinawa, which marked the beginning of base formation, to the era of U.S. military rule when bases were increasingly expanded, to the post-return, where the burden of bases continued, and up to the present day, The structure is designed to ask, "Why are the bases here? Why don't the bases disappear?" With the keyword "There is a base in my town", interviews with people living in Kadena Town will be held as displays that unravels the existence of the base from the perspective of "me" and "my family" who have lived side by side with Kadena Air Base. We have introduced videos and manga explanations featuring ``me'' and ``my family.'' displays allow people to think about life in a base town while experiencing the noises and smells, and displays that allow visitors to place Kadena Air Base in their own town on a map to get a sense of its size. , we put some effort into it.

At the beginning of the planning process, Akikusa Gakuen asked us about earthquake retrofitting of the gymnasium. Along with earthquake-proofing construction and the renewal of the gymnasium's facade and interiors, the passage connecting the school building and the gymnasium will be changed to ``a dark, damp atmosphere, but a bright and clean passageway.''The school also wants to create a space that can be preserved for the next generation.'' In response to this request, we decided to concept design a passageway space that expressed Akikusa Gakuen's identity. The most important aspect of this plan was to create a space that people can continue to feel attached to. Therefore, this time, we created the origins of concept design together with the students in a workshop, and worked on "concept design progress" to create a sense of attachment and pass it down. We asked the students to bring in a photo that expresses the ``Akikusa-ness'', and from the words expressed in the form of ``#〇〇'', we extracted the feelings that were expressed, sublimated it into concept design, and displayed it on the aisle. did. By allowing students to consider concept design as their own and disseminate it to those around them, we promoted the idea that the ``Akikusa-ness'' would be passed down from generation to generation, and that people would continue to interact with the space with fondness.

Following the 15th anniversary renewal in 2013, where I was in charge of design and design supervision, this is the 20th anniversary renewal, in which I was involved in planning work. It opened in 2019 as a milestone project, with the entire renovation completed after several renovations. We have completely renovated the welcome space on the 1st floor and the restaurant floor on the 5th floor, updated the in-house signage, and installed new digital signage. The building was renovated based on the 15th anniversary concept of ``Romanticship Umihotaru,'' and unlike the 4th floor, which had an opening facing the sea all the way, we created an image of the space with only inward-facing openings and special decorations. .

Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture and NOMURA Co., Ltd. have opened TOYAMA TOWN TREKKING SITE, a new lifestyle base with the theme of "a gymnasium that connects to the outside from a closed gymnasium." This project was selected by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications as part of its 2016 Public Facility Opening and Renovation Project, which aims to revitalize public facilities owned by local governments with the help of creators and other private sectors and turn them into new business bases. By renovating the dead space of the Toyama City General Gymnasium, we aim to ``revitalize'' it as a multi-generational exchange base where residents can engage in activities such as town trekking. "TTS" is a complex facility with a cafe, sports shop, and studio. We have developed facilities (hardware) to support town trekking, and regularly hold food education, physical education, and health education event programs (software), creating a new public service that supports the health of Toyama citizens. The facility will be operated as part of the project. Taking advantage of the location adjacent to Kansui Park, which is visited by 1.4 million people a year, we hope to extend healthy lifespans to all citizens by allowing the Toyama City General Gymnasium to be used not only as a base for walking around the area, but also as a base for walking around the area. This project is one of the most advanced in Japan, with the aim of providing a first-hand experience of ``improving the quality of life (QOL)'' and building a ``virtuous cycle model between residents' healthy behavior and the local economy.'' “TTS” provides “time and space to nurture people, not just time and space, which are necessary for the health of people and the community,” and share with others what is uniquely yours and does not belong to anyone else. We will slowly create the "space" to do so.

The new corner "Sound" opened on the 5th floor of the Science Museum Forest is an displays room where you can not only listen to sounds but also observe them with the eyes of science. Learn about the three major elements of sound (amplitude, frequency, and timbre) through various “waveforms” drawn by four experience devices: “Jumbo Piano,” “Laser Dance,” “Aqua Wave,” and “Cladni Pattern (relocated).” You can learn while playing. Among them, the "Jumbo Piano" is an interactive device that converts the waveform of the performance of a giant piano in real time and projects it on the screen, and is popular not only with children but also with a wide range of generations. In accordance with displays basic plan presented by the customer, we examined and produced the equipment, contents, and graphics to realize the image.

The Hyogo Prefectural Hyogotsu Museum was established in Hyogotsu, Hyogo Ward, Kobe City, where the first prefectural government office was located, as a base for conveying the appeal of the prefecture and fostering awareness of the prefecture's hometown among the citizens. It consists of two halls: the Hyogo Hajimarikan, an displays facility that conveys the history, culture, industry, and other attractions of the prefecture; The "Hyogo Hajimari Museum" is an "Invitation to the Hyogo Five Kingdoms" zone consisting of a "Hyogo Discovery Plaza" that conveys the charm of each region of Hyogo Five Kingdoms and a theater with a large curved screen. It consists of a permanent displays "Kyoto no Hyogotsu" zone where you can experience the life of the artist, and a special displays room. The Kitamae boat-shaped lantern at the entrance and the bird's eye view of 150 years ago when the prefecture was born by a modern bird's eye painter invites visitors to Hyogotsu, the city where Hyogo originated.

This project involves the production and installation of video content and displays for the "First Prefectural Government Building" (restoration facility) at the Hyogo Prefectural Hyogo Tsu Museum, where visitors can experience the historical space of when the prefecture was established. 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

This is a project to renovate the space museum where JAXA's donations are displays and the planetarium as a facility where children can feel the "space town" due to the aging of this facility. The first floor, which used to be a natural science museum, was renovated into the "Nobishiro Space Lab", and the entire building was unified into a space-themed facility. We were in charge of everything from design, layout of displays space to exhibit execution and construction of the experience equipment.

A tourist facility with the theme of drift ice and the creatures of the Sea of Okhotsk. You can experience the extraordinary world of drift ice, the unknown world under the drift ice. "Drift ice undersea live" is a 360-degree image from the diver's perspective, as if you were guided by divers and other creatures as you dive under the drift ice. "The world of life and beauty woven by the miracle of nature" spreads out in the space and fascinates visitors. In addition, by introducing the natural beauty of drift ice and the creatures that live there with dynamic drift ice images and graphics, you can have an impressive experience through ingenious displays while stimulating your intellectual curiosity. We planned to raise awareness of global environmental issues among each and every visitor.

This is a renewal project for the Niigata Prefectural Museum of Natural Science, which our company was commissioned by the Science and Technology Public Interest Foundation. About 40 years after its opening in 1981, the 2nd floor "Environment and Life in the Beech Forest" and "Experience the Power of the Wind" and the 3rd floor "Mysterious Moving Room" are now called "Symphony of the Forest". ” and “Scale Adventure” have been renewed. In order to realize the image of the [displays basic plan] presented by the customer, we proceeded with the examination and production of the video space, content, video system, and graphics.

Obi, Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture, is a scenic castle town that has been preserved since the feudal system. This project aims to improve the intellectual curiosity and satisfaction of visitors to Obi by improving the intellectual curiosity and stay satisfaction of visitors based on the renewal concept of "50% displays + 50% excursion" of the famous Jutaro Komura Memorial Museum and Obi Castle Historical Museum. The main aim is to connect it to excursions. In the renovation of the Obi Castle Historical Museum, we changed from a passive displays centered on explanations of materials to a hands-on approach that emphasizes experience and storytelling, making it easier to understand information unique to the area such as Obi Castle, the Obi Domain, and the Ito family, the feudal lord. It is displays is easy to access to related surrounding spots. We have devised lighting and displays that make the collection of the valuable swordsmith Shinkai Inoue look beautiful. In addition, we are devising ways to improve the ability to update information using the "Information Line" and bulletin boards. In addition, under the production concept of this project, displays is to create a town and museum for everyone, displays will be created together with citizens throughout the year. is connected to

At the “Machigoto Museum Created by Everyone”, we will create a citizen participation displays to convey the charm of Obi. Obi, Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture, is a scenic castle town that has been preserved since the feudal system. This project will renovate the memorial hall of Jutaro Komura, who is famous in the area, and based on the concept of "50% displays + 50% excursion", it will improve the intellectual curiosity and satisfaction of visitors and allow them to tour around the city. The main aim was to connect to There are two displays rooms in the museum, and the [Welcome to Obi] displays is a showroom displays that promotes tours of the city, introducing the history and culture of the castle town and the charm of samurai residences in an experiential way. The [Jutaro Komura History Collection] has produced a displays story space of a large picture book" and a "citizen participation video" that traces the life of Jutaro Komura. In addition, under the theme of “City and Museum Created by Everyone”, the project created displays together with citizens throughout the year. Over 100 citizens are involved in the behind-the-scenes work of actors, make-up, and kimono in Jutaro Komura's video, including displays of treasures found in the town at workshops with children. Based on these, we aimed to make the memorial hall a source of pride for the citizens, and to be loved by the locals and visitors for a long time, along with the proof that they were involved.

This is a renewal of the museum attached to the research facility with the oldest history as a buried cultural property research institution (approved public facility). Through the valuable excavated materials of many archaeological sites in the prefecture, we have deepened our understanding of the history of Nara Prefecture, which occupies an important position in the history of Japan, and reopened after a period of about three years. In addition to renewing and repairing displays cases in the permanent and special displays rooms due to the aging of displays facilities, new displays such as full-size Horyuji mural paintings and reproduction ceramic panels of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus mural paintings (Asuka Village) will be exhibited, as well as the largest mesuri in Japan. We renewed the cylindrical haniwa corner of Yamakofun. In addition, we created the museum's image song, "Mizuyama no Kaze - Tamayura," and redesigned the in-house broadcasting system to create a museum that can be enjoyed with all five senses.

As vitalization business related to the redevelopment of Senri Central Park, we renovated the architecture, interiors, and landscape of the former park management office, and planned a facility to think about Senri Central Park together with local residents. Based on the concept of PLAY 1 OOORE SCENES, the three Os (Open, Ordinary, and Organic), we operate a café “SEN℃” and a mini shop “Park Lawson Senri” where you can enjoy the experience value unique to the park. , Planning cooperation, design, layout, construction, and park vitalization business project planning and operation of the community space “LABO”. As an initiative to be carried out with local residents, through the holding and management of events such as "find and create colors" and "paint the entire building", colors found in the park will be used to color the exterior walls of the lab building, creating value that can only be found here. was created.

Okayama Castle is one of Japan's top 100 castles, and was built by Hideie Ukita, a relative of Hideyoshi Toyotomi who served as one of the Five Elders at a young age. The three-storied, six-storied castle tower in the shape of a scalene pentagram, which is rare even in Japan, is also known as "Ujo" because of its black clapboard exterior. Following the large-scale renovation in 1996 (a project commemorating the 400th anniversary of the castle's construction), we received an order for displays renovation of the castle tower in the "Reiwa major renovation". In this renovation, with the concept of "an easy-to-understand entrance to the history of Okayama for beginners", we have developed it as a base to invite general tourists to historical tourism in Okayama City. The content of displays was supervised by Mr. Michifumi Isoda, a historian from Okayama City. It introduces in an easy-to-understand manner the attractions and characteristics of Okayama Castle, the activities of successive castle lords, and the origins of Okayama, while incorporating new knowledge.