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KidZania, operated by KCJ GROUP, is a "city where children are the main characters," where they can learn about how society works while having fun. Sponsored by real companies, it's a facility where children can develop the skills to thrive in the future through realistic occupational and social experiences. The "Horse Center," which opened in a corner of "KidZania Tokyo" inside Lalaport Toyosu, operates under the principles of "getting close to horses and nurturing horse culture" and "interacting directly with horses and learning about their charm." Three activities allow children to "feel closer to horses" through jobs related to horses, which they don't usually have the opportunity to interact with. In "Veterinarian," children can experience a realistic abdominal surgery to treat a horse's twisted intestines, divided into surgeons and anesthesiologists. As an "Assistant Trainer," they can communicate with horses through grooming and experience the height of a horse by wearing horse tack and riding. Additionally, in "Horse Riding Experience," children can use a simulator to experience connecting with horses on three different riding courses at varying levels. The purpose of the KCJ GROUP and JRA is to create an opportunity for children to develop an interest in horses through their experiences at the "Horse Center," and to learn about the preciousness of life and the importance of working together as a team to accomplish things. From our position as construction and production company, we have embraced this vision and pursued a spatial quality that will give children profound insights, even under limited conditions.

"SEGA STORE TOKYO" opened in Shibuya PARCO as the first flagship store in Japan to embody Sega's "transmedia strategy." It showcases the worldview of the company's diverse IP* as an "experience" that goes beyond simply selling merchandise, serving as an information dissemination hub that delivers new surprises and excitement to fans around the world. Our company was responsible for design, layout, production, construction, and VMD (visual merchandising) support for this project. We created a space where fans can enjoy the appeal of Sega's unique content with all five senses, creating a "place" that connects content with fans both in Japan and overseas. *Refers to all content protected by intellectual property rights.

We provided total support for the design, construction, operation, and stage direction of the Sega/Atlus booth at Tokyo Game Show 2025. Equipped with a large stage and high-definition LED vision in the center of the booth, we created a space that maximized the unique worldview and information transmission capabilities of Sega and Atlus.

This project involved renovating the box seats located in the top row behind the backstop at Yokohama Stadium into luxurious box seats that can be used for a variety of occasions, such as anniversaries, office social gatherings, and business entertainment. We were responsible for everything from planning to design, layout, construction.

The project is scheduled to be completed in March 2025 after approximately five years of full-scale renovation work. It will include new stands (viewing facilities for a wide range of customers, including the general public and guests), entrance gates, the first double-sided paddock screen at a Japanese racecourse, and a grass plaza, and will open as a facility that allows many people, including local residents and horse racing novices, to experience the feeling of being an "open racecourse."

KOCHIKAME Museum" is a sightseeing base facility for the Kameari area in Katsushika City, based on the manga "Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Koen-mae Hashutsujo" (Here I come, Katsushika-ku Kameari Koen-mae Hashutsujo). We were in charge of the concept of the facility, displays, content planning and design, and construction. In addition, we planned and designed the circulation measures around Kameari Station, construction and promotional measures for the opening of the facility. The two teams, CIC (Content Integration Center), a team of experts in IP content*, and the public works facility team, which has expertise in local government tourism base facilities and city planning, took advantage of each other's strengths. The concept of the project was "The main character builds a facility on his own and then runs away to the town of Kameari! The architecture looks like a stack of comic book frames, with famous scenes popping up interiors and a space that exudes the worldview of the work concept design, creating a sense of existence for the main characters and creating an immersive spatial experience for visitors. Visitors experience a consistent spatial story from the entrance to the exit, as if they are chasing a hero who has escaped. This also contributes to the promotion of the shopping district and local revitalization of Katsushika Ward and the Kameari area. *This term refers to all content protected by Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs). For example, games, movies, animation, manga, novels, music, characters, etc. fall under IP content.

The tenant areas located on the lower floors of Tokyu Kabukicho Tower, which was built as a complex entertainment facility, were concept design as an integrated space with no boundaries between the common functions and the tenant areas, in an open plan that seamlessly connects to Cinecity Plaza. concept design concept is MOVE. In the center of the atrium space is a stage for nurturing young creators, where the creators emerge above the infinitely reflected flowing light. In the atrium between the floors, a video is played that wraps around the audience, reflecting on the ceiling surface to create a sense of rising. The flowing light is directly connected to the escalator wall, inviting visitors to the upper floors. The entire facility is open, and by moving freely around, various scenes unfold, creating a unique spatial experience. This project aims to add a new side to the Shinjuku Kabukicho area, creating a more generous town that accepts all kinds of individuality.

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.

"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.

BLUE NOTE PLACE is a new type of restaurant that blends food, music and culture, proposing a casual style of enjoying high-quality live music and DJ sets while dining, while harmonizing with the town of Ebisu where people with diverse values and lifestyles gather. The interior of the restaurant makes generous use of the open two-story space, and is fully equipped with spaces to accommodate a variety of uses, including dining, a bar, a lounge, private rooms and a terrace. While the restaurant primarily operates as a dining and bar, it is a space that seamlessly combines food and music, where customers can casually enjoy live music and DJ sets with a table charge. We were in charge of design, layout.

We have created an application that allows visitors to learn more about the past and present of Tsumakoi Village. The application allows visitors to experience the past and present of Tsumagoi Village at three locations: "Asama no Ibuki," a direct sales shop selling Tsumagoi Village's specialties; "Kambara Kannondou," where human remains from the 1783 eruption were excavated; and "Tsumagoi Local History Museum," which has materials from the time of the eruption at displays. -The AR contents can be played by holding a tablet over the present Mt. Asama and experiencing the eruption in 1783 and the changes in the ridgelines of Mt. The detailed information is explained with illustrations. -Learn about Tsumagoi Village today - You can see the traces of the eruption that are currently being excavated, the four seasons of Tsumagoi Village, and explanations of the village's local specialties. The 360-degree images of the rhododendron garden in the spring and the star-filled sky in the summer can be enjoyed as if the visitors were actually there.

TBS has set the area concept of "Shake the World. AKASAKA, an entertainment town that shakes up all worlds," and is aiming to complete the "Akasaka 2-chome and 6-chome District Redevelopment Plan" and the existing area (TBS Broadcasting Center, Akasaka Sacas, TBS Akasaka BLITZ Studio, TBS Akasaka ACT Theater, Akasaka Biz Tower) in 2028. As the third step, "Akasaka BLITZ," which has delivered various content as a live space, will be renovated into "BLITZ Studio" dedicated to television program production. The first floor will feature an displays space in collaboration with popular programs, and the third floor will feature a viewing space for the program studio. In this project, we planned, designed, and produced a facility attraction monument that will contribute to the revival of Akasaka's vitality, which was lost during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a gallery that gives a sense of the station's history from its opening to the present, in the foyer in front of the "BLITZ Studio" studio and in the staircase leading to the third floor concept design. The monument embodies the connection between TBS and its viewers, and at the same time, from the perspective of the SDGs, it advocates a recycling-oriented society by creatively reusing 1.4 tons of "audio-broadcasting equipment and materials scheduled for disposal." The adjacent staircase connects the gallery, which traces the evolution of audio-visual media over TBS's 70 years, to the viewing studio, creating a space where visitors can experience TBS's history from its launch to the present day.

A new area connecting "Asakusa" and "Tokyo Skytree Town®" has been born. "Tokyo Mizumachi®" is a commercial complex under elevated railway tracks created in collaboration between Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. and Sumida Ward. Based on the concept of "Live to Trip - people, regions, and cultures come and go, spend your time as if you were traveling, and travel as if you lived there", we have developed a road-based project that includes supporting players who are rooted in East Tokyo and players who want to have a base in East Tokyo. By developing a town called "Tokyo Mizumachi®" as a collection of small individualities centered on players, it will be linked with Asakusa and Tokyo Sky Tree, and will be a fusion of [community-based x tourism leisure consumption] as a tourist spot in this area. We aimed for

This is a next-generation entertainment food hall in Kabukicho run by Hamakura Tateki Shoten Seisakusho, the company behind the alley boom, Ebisu Yokocho and Shibuya Yokocho. The approximately 1,000 square meter floor is a food festival district with a total of 10 stores that fuse food, music, and video with the themes of "festivals" and "food from all over the country." From Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu and Okinawa in the south, and neighboring South Korea, we offer local cuisine, B-class gourmet food, rice bowls, noodles, yakitori, gyoza, alcohol, and more, including carefully selected farm-fresh ingredients that show the faces of the producers. "Soul food" is gathering here.

The Sunshine 60 Observatory was established in 1978. It was renovated into a "playful observation deck" in 2016, and will reopen in April 2023 as the new Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbo Park. This facility was inspired by the "pleasant parks with grass" in Toshima Ward, which has been promoting urban development centered around four parks, and was designed with the concept of a "park in the sky" to create a comfortable, open-feeling park-like facility that people will want to visit again and again. The main area on the south side, Tenbo Hill, where the cityscape of Shinjuku's skyscrapers spreads out, combines mirrors and greenery to create a comfortable viewing space that gives a sense of openness connected to the scenery and a sense of unity with nature. You can also relax on the artificial turf that you can get close to the window, the swing-shaped benches, and the cushions and net benches with different heights, and enjoy the views from each viewpoint and the changing scenery of the sky and clouds in your own way. New features include a crawling space and a baby room, and the cafe now serves baby food, allowing visitors with small children to relax and enjoy themselves without worry. At night, the area is transformed into an observation deck for adults, where light, sound and scents are adjusted to allow visitors to experience the changing of time with all five senses. The "Event Space" area on the north side, which offers views of Mount Tsukuba and Saitama, is designed to host a wide range of events, including character events and art displays, in honor of Toshima-ku and Ikebukuro's vision of becoming an international city of art and culture.