Works#Hokkaido

This is a museum that conveys the history of transportation in Sapporo. We aimed to create a facility that allows visitors to "learn, experience, and enjoy" the history of Sapporo's transportation, which has changed in various ways in line with social changes, from horse-drawn railways, trams, buses, and subways. We displays and constructed a memorable experience for visitors through displays and information displays that stimulate various senses, such as displays displays allow visitors to observe real materials, listen to the sounds of Sapporo's transportation, displays a subway model, and become a subway employee. We construction a promotion system with our Hokkaido branch office and a head office planner who specializes in museums, and were able to balance swift business promotion with customers by taking advantage of the geographical advantage, with concept design of information explanations and experiences appropriate for a public transportation museum.

We want people to enjoy the process of building a house by "seeing, touching," "talking," and "experiencing" it, just like building a piece of work. We were in charge of design, layout, production, and interiors construction of the experiential housing showroom that was born from that idea. The four-story "AI-STUDIO-SAPPORO" built in Sapporo, Hokkaido, has an attractive and highly functional plan that takes advantage of the multi-story structure, and the actual displays of the split-level floor that makes use of the high ceiling expresses the richness of the space by showing four scenes in succession. The material corner provides hints for building a house and expresses the uniqueness and ingenuity of Ai Construction's spatial proposals, making it a showroom where customers can build their homes with a fun and positive feeling.

Tower Eleven Baseball, a new facility in ESCON FIELD HOKKAIDO, is the first baseball amusement area in Japan where you can not only experience baseball activity games in the stadium, but also taste delicious gourmet food that is essential for watching baseball and see baseball-related displays. It is open even on non-game days, so you can enjoy it anytime without making a reservation. Our company was in charge of research, planning and basic concept, design, layout, interiors and displays production construction, environmental features, and sign and graphic concept design. Batting, pitching, and toss batting are various baseball games that make full use of the latest virtual reality technology. There are four difficulty levels for batting, which can be played by elementary school students and above, and it can be enjoyed by beginners and experienced players alike. The pitching speed is also displayed when you throw into the zone indicated by the catcher. Toss batting is a game where you can hit a ball thrown from below, making it a casual game to play.

Kubota, whose mission is to solve social issues in the business areas of food, water, and the environment, has opened an agricultural learning facility in Hokkaido Ballpark where people can learn about the appeal and possibilities of "food and agriculture" in a fun and delicious way. This facility targets children as its main target audience, and is based on the concept of a place where everyone can learn and think together for the future. It has created an experiential story about three important keys to solving the problems facing food and agriculture. In particular, the "AGRI QUEST" course, aimed at children and students in the fourth grade of elementary school and above, allows participants to become one of the agricultural managers and work in a team to learn about the fun and diversity of agricultural management, and in the "TECH LAB" they can experience the importance of agritech by experiencing cutting-edge smart agriculture and plant factories. There is also a cafe on the premises that serves menus using carefully selected ingredients. Our group not only planned, designed, produced, and constructed construction, but also provided a wide range of solutions such as facility management, cafe management, and event decoration.

This is a haunted house project at Rusutsu Resort, which has one of the largest amusement parks in Hokkaido. Our company's "House of the Dead" has been loved nationwide for many years since its creation in 2004, and we also produced the sequel, "Mirror of the Dead," from planning to construction. In addition to the maze-like space, realistic modeling, sound, and mechanical gimmicks, the 3D hologram signage images create a powerful and immersive feeling. Furthermore, we have introduced a multi-ending system where visitors can choose the ending themselves, making this a horror attraction with unprecedented fear, surprise, power, and immersion. We are taking advantage of the knowledge of haunted houses that we have cultivated over our long history and introducing the latest production technology to a walk-through type haunted house to expand the real experience.

This is a relocation project for Sony Store Sapporo. Five years have passed since we first opened in Sapporo in 2017, and we have moved to the third floor of the complex "moyuk SAPPORO" in the center of Sapporo, and will have a grand opening on Thursday, July 20, 2023. did. We continue to evolve daily with new initiatives such as the "Video Experience Corner".

This is the third phase of the renovation of the tour facility at Nikka Whisky's Yoichi Distillery, which will celebrate its 90th anniversary in 2024. In addition to renovating the aging displays explanations in the entrance hall of the Taketsuru House, we were also in charge of installing new guide signs for the visitor parking lot, renovating the guide signs for existing facilities, and building a new monument at the photo spot to make it easier for visitors to tour the premises.

This is a community revitalization and disaster prevention base that was born in Koshimizu Town, Hokkaido, and is a community revitalization and disaster prevention base that has been working in partnership with the public and public, with the aim of creating a lively and sustainable town by creating a place for people to live both in everyday life and in times of disaster. In addition to the town hall functions, the town hall will be equipped with a cafe, laundry, fitness gym, community space, etc., transforming the town hall from a traditional "place you don't go to unless you have something to do" to a new "place you come to naturally." We aim to become a central facility where the town hall and residents can work together to revitalize the town while facing the challenges of depopulation and aging.

As a successor to Hokkaido's first science museum, "Muroran City Youth Science Museum (opened in 1963)," this new museum has been opened with a new theme of "environment." The museum aims to create displays that will familiarize a wide range of generations, especially children, with science on a daily basis and give them hope for the future of the earth and the region. The environmental corner introduces environmental innovation projects that utilize Muroran's individuality and strengths cultivated through manufacturing, as well as efforts toward a sustainable future. The main displays, "Watching Moruelani," is a virtual exhibit in which visitors walk on satellite photos of Muroran spread across the floor and use an AR tablet to explore manufacturing, renewable energy sites, and natural spots. Visitors can displays scenery that is usually difficult to see in real life, such as 360-degree images of factories and drone footage of natural landscapes. The science experience corner is made up of devices that allow visitors to experience the basics and principles of science. Some of the equipment from the old building has been remade and reinstalled, inheriting the history of the facility and the memories of the residents. The scattered devices are connected by experiment counters, enhancing the face-to-face communication space, and play elements are also incorporated into displays, such as large play equipment based on Muroran's nature.

This is a welcome monument installed in front of 3rd GATE BASE at "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO".

In March 2023, Hokkaido Ballpark F Village was born, an area including the new stadium of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters. It is a completely new creative community space that aims to create a town with next-generation live entertainment that coexists with nature, wellness solutions that nurture the mind and body, and active cultural exchange within a vast site area of approximately 32 hectares. NOMURA pooled all its resources under the theme of "creating a new spectator experience that no one has ever experienced before," and was responsible for the planning, design, layout, production, and displays construction of multiple areas. In the main stadium, "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO," we created spaces including the "BALCONY SUITE" in the premium area, the "docomo CLUB LOUNGE" and "Panasonic CLUB LOUNGE" on both wings that combine sand-covered seats and dining, the unique "tower eleven hotel" with a panoramic view of the field from the guest rooms, and the world's first "tower eleven onsen & sauna" that pumps hot spring water. As mentioned above, the landmark "TOWER 11" located behind the left field of the new stadium is equipped with facilities such as the world's first onsen and sauna in a stadium, the first hotel in a stadium with a panoramic view of the field in Japan, and a museum, making it an innovative stadium that can be enjoyed all year round. For example, the world's first "onsen and sauna in a stadium with a panoramic view of the field" has 24 "Totonoe Terrace Seats" in the semi-outdoor swimsuit wearing zone, and you can watch the game from the sauna room and bathtub. Together with professional sauna user "TTNE Totonoe Oyakata" Matsuo Dai, we created a new and unprecedented style of watching games. As for "Hokkaido Ballpark F Village" as a whole, in addition to planning the entire outdoor area, we are also creating a welcome monument. We will continue to contribute to the "co-creation space" that the team aims to create, together with fans, partners, and local residents, which will lead to the revitalization of the local community and contribution to society.

This is a hotel and hot spring facility located within "TOWER 11", a complex within the stadium of "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO", the new baseball stadium that will be the home of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters.

The premium area "BALCONY SUITE" located behind the back net of "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO" is a suite room with a terrace that overlooks the entire field. Guests are welcomed by a lounge space that gives an impression of Hokkaido's dynamism and vast nature, with a view of the field in the background, and allows them to experience the textures of materials such as Hokkaido wood and craft-like bronze on a human scale. In addition, on the terrace space that is integrated with the field, you can enjoy watching the game in your own way, offering a new style of watching games that can only be experienced here.

This is the premium area on the 3rd base side of the new stadium "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO" in "Hokkaido Ballpark F Village". It is a premium space with a buffet-style restaurant and reserved outdoor seating located next to the 3rd base bench. With the concept of ``DOG OUTDOOR CLUB,'' which connects the outdoors with the atmosphere, you can enjoy meals made with plenty of Hokkaido ingredients in a world view surrounded by wood and greenery.

This is the premium area on the first base side of the new stadium "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO" in "Hokkaido Ballpark F Village". It consists of an indoor area with reserved outdoor seating facing the field and a buffet-style restaurant. As it is located on the first base side, Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters fans will be pleased with the concept of ``BACK STAGE LOUNGE'', which recreates the atmosphere of the lounge that has been used by the team's players for a long time.