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[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

<Project description> This is the first exhibition for "NARUTO", which was serialized in "Weekly Shonen Jump" and has garnered immense support both in Japan and overseas. The original drawings displays with great care to create a memorable effect, and three videos, including a video production theater with a huge V-shaped screen that heightened the sense of immersion, were combined with large-scale graphics, giant sculptures, and character sculptures to depict iconic scenes, dynamically expressing the worldview of the work that was born from the manga. We assisted with displays design and construction, video and music production, etc. © Masashi Kishimoto, Scott/Shueisha <Our project members> [Sales and project management] Shingo Terasaki [design, layout] Masaki Kawahara, Kyosuke Horie, Hiromasa Hosoya [Sign and graphic concept design] Yasuyuki Chosa [Production and construction] Hiroshi Tajima © Masashi Kishimoto, Scott/Shueisha

[Project Overview] The manga "Attack on Titan" has sold over 44 million copies in Japan and is available in over 10 countries around the world. The unique world view and clever storyline, centered around the battle between humanity and the Titans that eat them, were presented using a wide variety of displays methods. In addition to the original displays, the event featured a large 4D experience theater, a 360-degree video space using three-dimensional models that look like real Titans and the latest technology, HMD (Head Mount Display), and other experiences that can be enjoyed by both those who know the work and those who don't. This was the most popular experience-based displays event in Japan in 2014, and was a hot topic in the media and by word of mouth. We assisted with the planning, design, layout, and construction of the space. [Customer feedback] Based on the concept of "fear," they were able to create an art exhibition that was satisfying to the end, with a flow that captured the world view and story of the original work, highlighting the main original drawings, and an opening theater that exceeded expectations in a good way. *This event is scheduled to be held in Oita and Osaka in 2015. ©Hajime Isayama, Kodansha / "Attack on Titan Exhibition" Production Committee

[Project summary] This museum was established with the goal of collecting and displaying the original drawings of painter Fujiko F. Fujio. In addition to displays room displaying the original drawings, a manga corner where you can read his works, a kids' space where children can play, and a video theater where original works are screened, there is also a character monument outdoors surrounded by greenery. Staff with a variety of skills worked together to meet the client's challenges, including spatial concept design, character modeling, displays direction, and even newspaper advertisements, pamphlets, and wrapping buses.

An illumination decoration project that colors the area around Shinjuku Station during the year-end and New Year holidays, including Southern Terrace, Mylord, Odakyu Department Store, Odakyu Hulk, and Odakyu Ace. This year, due to the power supply shortage caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake, we took care to significantly reduce power consumption while creating heartwarming illumination decorations that allow people to feel the bond between people. Under the cold night sky, many couples, families, and friends form long lines at the monument of light set up on the Southern Terrace. I was making my expression shine in the bathing performance.

Manga artist Takehiko Inoue, known for "Vagabond" and "Slam Dunk," takes on the challenge of the museum's space. The entire museum is drawn from scratch. This one-of-a-kind spatial manga is made up of over 100 hand-drawn drawings. Areas of responsibility: design, layout, production, construction

The "NTV Big Clock concept design by Hayao Miyazaki" (mechanical clock) is on the wall of the Nippon Television Head Office Building in Shiodome, and is covered in copper plates hammered by hand, measuring 12m in height and 18m in width. It is one of Japan's largest mechanical clocks, with 32 mechanisms scattered throughout it that work together to create a story. It started with a single sketch and took about four years to complete. Characters that control "sound" and characters that control "movement" live inside the clock, and the entire clock creates a song. The melody played by this clock lasts for about three minutes, and is played several times a day, resonating throughout Shiodome. NTV Big Clock concept design by Hayao Miyazaki Homepage Areas of responsibility: design, layout, Production and construction, Research and planning