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This is a renovation plan for the South Wing Exhibition Room on the first floor of the Japan Gallery at the National Museum of Nature and Science, a building designated as an Important Cultural Property. The theme is "The Art of Observing Nature." Focusing on the meticulous observational skills of our ancestors who observed all things, the plan aims to provide visitors with a new perspective when viewing the masterpiece collection in the exhibition room, and to encourage easy viewing by improving the explanatory plans for each section. Care has also been taken to create a space that makes the most of the dignified image of the Important Cultural Property building.

This project is for the outdoor park area of "TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO," a next-generation multi-purpose arena that opened in October 2025 and is the home of the B.League team "Alvark Tokyo." Our company participated from the planning and conceptualization stage and was in charge of the design, planning, and construction of three outdoor spaces: "adidas SPORTS PARK," "Rental Nikken JOINT PARK," and "CIRCULAR FARM SOUTH GARDEN," as well as "MEMORIAL BRICKS" installed on the main staircase. • adidas SPORTS PARK: This sports park features a basketball court adorned with monuments featuring the club's mascot character "Luke," basketballs, and goals, as well as icons by internationally renowned painter/artist MHAK. Part of the court utilizes recycled rubber material from discarded shoes. It is open to the public on days when there are no events.・Rental Nikken JOINT PARK The name "JOINT PARK" was chosen to connect the desire to "join (JOIN)" various events with the arena concept of "trying to take a chance (TRY)". It aims to be an event park where people can interact and connect all kinds of fun. ・CIRCULAR FARM SOUTH GARDEN This is an outdoor terrace space located next to the main gate on the 3rd floor of the arena. It is a space where everyone can feel comfortable and spend their time as they please, enjoying conversations and food and drinks while feeling the warmth of nature before and after events. On days when no events are being held, it is open as a public space that anyone can use freely. ・MEMORIAL BRICKS Located on the main staircase leading to adidas SPORTS PARK, the bricks are engraved with names and passionate messages of support for Alvark Tokyo to commemorate the opening of the arena.

Located in Tokyo's Yaesu district, a hub where people from both Japan and abroad with diverse purposes converge, this information center was designed not merely as a place to provide information, but as a "landmark (or trigger) for travel." By using Tama-grown timber and incorporating design elements reminiscent of Edo culture, we created a space that embodies "Old meets New." Our aim is not only to efficiently provide tourist information, but also to stimulate the interest and curiosity of visitors and create opportunities for travel. From Yaesu, an international gateway, this tourist information hub encourages encounters with the multifaceted charms of Tokyo.

To coincide with the launch of BEAMS' 50th anniversary celebrations, we were in charge of the renovation of "BEAMS Harajuku," the flagship store of the men's casual label "BEAMS." While making the most of the existing building's features, we restructured the architectural plan, including refreshing the spiral staircase, a symbolic element of the store, to create a flagship store space that combines the unique worldview of BEAMS with a sense of flow and ease of movement.

This is the booth of Lilycolor at "Orgatec Tokyo 2026," an international trade show specializing in office and facility design. Our company was in charge of concept planning and spatial design. The space was designed to allow visitors to discover their own hidden challenges and needs, and to encounter a variety of products and the solutions behind them by "flipping" the product panels set up on the display stands.

OMO7 Yokohama by Hoshino Resorts has opened in BASEGATE Yokohama Kannai, in front of JR Kannai Station, utilizing the former Yokohama City Hall administrative building as a legacy hotel. The hotel's first-floor OMO Base, based on the concept of "Hamaism," features the "Hamaism Collection," an exhibition showcasing Yokohama's culture and history. With the cooperation of the Yokohama City Urban Development Bureau and the Yokohama City Hometown History Foundation, our company was responsible for planning, basic concept, design, production, and construction. "Hamaism" embodies the spirit of Yokohama, cherishing authenticity and preserving the old. In this project, we designed it as a gradient of experiences, from diverse Yokohama culture to the deep memories of its architecture. At the entrance to the exhibition, playful models of Neapolitan spaghetti and ice cream are displayed, along with symbolic placements of Yokohama-born culture such as railways, gas lamps, and Hamatora (Yokohama Traditional). These catchy features stimulate curiosity and draw the viewer's gaze further inside. Furthermore, after exhibits such as the Noge Miyakobashi Shopping Street, which embodies "Not Scrap & Build" (*), the narrative unfolds into a world infused with respect for the renowned architect Togo Murano. Taizan tiles and brass door handles inherited from the former Yokohama City Hall have been reassembled as living pieces. In the design of the fixtures, the lighting plan has been thoroughly considered, and it has been meticulously designed to blend in with the tone of the architecture while making each exhibit stand out in the most beautiful way. *Not Scrap & Build: An approach that preserves and utilizes existing architecture while making the most of it, rather than "Scrap & Build," which involves demolishing old buildings and rebuilding new ones.

This flagship store translates YOKO CHAN's aesthetic of stripping away ornamentation to highlight the inner self and body of the wearer into a tangible space. Located a step away from the hustle and bustle of Roppongi, it aims to be a tranquil space where visitors can be freed from the noise of information and confront their own bodies and senses. In addition to sculptural forms and soft, curved plaster walls, the designer personally visited the production areas to find veneer and chunks of cedar root that had long been stored in warehouses, which were used as symbolic fixtures. The flowing curves drawn from the stone and wood grains are derived from the inner beauty of women that the brand cherishes.

Located directly above Komazawa University Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line, at the corner where National Route 246 and Jiyu-dori intersect, this is the area's first commercial facility project, serving as a gateway to Komazawa Park. We created a community-driven, street-level space that embodies the rural atmosphere characteristic of Komazawa, a truly local Tokyo area, fostering a new neighborhood place rooted in the community. For this first commercial facility development in the Komazawa area, we provided project management support for all aspects of the development, including facility concept, floor merchandising planning, tenant leasing, and opening preparation support.

To showcase Fujitsu's latest technologies to visitors, we planned an entrance space that combines the functions of displays and a lounge. concept design aims not only to displays cutting-edge technologies but also to create an immersive experience where visitors can feel like they are stepping into the information itself.

Head Office project is part of Head Office headquarters office planning project for Kasumigaseki Capital, following the 22nd floor, which houses both work and visitor areas, and the 34th floor, which contains work areas for new departments resulting from business expansion and group companies. The 27th floor, with its approximately 2,000 square meter private space, is comprised of two areas: a work area and a co-working area. The 28th floor, on the other hand, is a space that conveys Kasumigaseki Capital's continuous growth and change through spatial experience. Information never becomes outdated; it is constantly updated and reflects the present. While creating a tranquil and high-quality calm, the space begins to move gently as if breathing through changes in light, video, and materials. This space is a "living space" that reflects the unstoppable dynamism of the company, and is a place where visitors can encounter new discoveries and values with each visit. Our company was in charge of design, layout, signage and graphic concept design, environmental features, content design, production, and construction.

A permanent gallery has been newly established in the "Jinyamon Plaza," a gathering place for local residents located in the "GATE SQUARE Kosugi Jinyacho" residence in Nakahara Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, to preserve the memory of the land. "GATE SQUARE Kosugi Jinyacho" is a residence project located on the site of the former main house of the Hara family, which has existed since the Edo period. Based on the concept of "Passing on the memories of Kosugi to the next generation," the gallery unravels the history of the Hara family and Musashi Kosugi, and constructs a space that harmonizes with the architecture of the residence, using ukiyo-e motifs. The history that has changed over the passage of 400 years is brought into the modern living environment, and the memories of this place and the activities of its people are passed on to the next generation in everyday life. The gallery was concept design as a new community space that promotes regional revitalization.

The original Century, a unique luxury car created to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Sakichi Toyoda, the founder of the Toyota Group, was born in 1967 and has built its position for over half a century, refining traditional Japanese beauty and craftsmanship. Then, in October 2025, the 100th anniversary of Sakichi Toyoda's founding of Toyota Automatic Loom Works in 1926, it was announced that "Century" would be newly established as an independent top-tier brand. Our company was in charge of displays design, layout, and construction of the brand's booth at "Japan Mobility Show 2025," embodying the brand concept of "One of One." The Century Coupe, making its world premiere, was placed on the main stage, and large-scale video exceeding 30 meters, light, and sound were coordinated to bathe the entire space in crimson, creating an overwhelming brand worldview. Furthermore, the exterior features layers of translucent fabric, inspired by the "loom" that is the root of the Toyota Group, and projected images onto it to create a sense of unity throughout the booth. The threads spun by Sakichi Toyoda and his successors become woven fabric, and eventually, like the phoenix, they are reborn as a crimson flare (flame), transmitting the spirit and beauty of Japan to the world.

Our company was in charge of Sigma's displays booth at CP+ 2026, the world's premier show for cameras and photographic imaging, held at Pacifico Yokohama. Since its founding, Sigma has always maintained a deep respect for people's passion for expression and has aimed to provide the best photographic equipment to meet all needs. One year after the announcement of a new VI that returns to this origin and re-examines the essence of Sigma, the Sigma booth at CP+ 2026 was an attempt to visualize this. In this project, the quality of "Made in Aizu, Japan," realized at the Aizu factory, the company's only production base, was used as the identity, and the philosophy of "The Art of engineering. Engineering for Art." was unfolded in the booth. The aim was to create a space where visitors could intuitively feel the respect and responsibility for optical technology, design philosophy, and photographic culture. In designing the booth, we reinterpreted "Japan" in the context of a comprehensive equipment displays. The booth's exterior design is inspired by the concepts of "hashirama" (spaces between pillars) and "yorishiro" (objects that serve as vessels for spirits), while the ceiling features a fabric curtain installation that expresses "light transmission" and "layered lenses." This was realized in collaboration with lighting designer Yoshiki Ichikawa (AURORA Inc.). By randomly hanging translucent fabric curtains and illuminating them with moving lights, a scene reminiscent of the fantastical misty landscapes of Aizu, Sigma's home ground, is created. In the test shooting experience corner, artwork made from waste materials generated during the manufacturing of aperture blades for interchangeable lenses was co-created with the team at Sawada concept design Studio. This was presented as a subject that allowed visitors to actually check the lens performance. Based on the question, "Are textual information and explanatory diagrams truly indispensable for true brand understanding?", the explanatory function was stripped down to the bare minimum, extracting only the most important physical brand embodiment value, aiming for a memorable spatial experience. *Event period: February 26 - March 1, 2026

"AI-STUDIO-YOKOHAMA," newly established in Yokohama Minato Mirai, is the core base for the East Japan area of AI Construction, a house builder based in Osaka with a nationwide presence. Taking advantage of its excellent transportation accessibility and the characteristics of the new neighborhood, it was planned as a showroom that showcases the company's appeal and spatial design capabilities. The entire facility serves as an information hub where visitors can experience the brand's value, and "hints for building a house" are scattered throughout, providing an experience that allows visitors to enjoy the home-building process in a positive way.

In line with Bic Camera's policy of moving beyond the mass-market retail model, we transformed their store from a manufacturer-driven, spec-based sales floor into a new type of store where customer-centric experiences and discoveries are born. Our group consistently produced this new store from conception to implementation. While inheriting the traditional, voluminous display style, we reconfigured the space across various categories, from home appliances to general merchandise, centering it around multiple lifestyles. We created a store experience where customers can find scenes in their lives that interest them, touch the products, and try them out thoroughly, ultimately discovering exceptional items that match their own values. From a place to "buy" to a place to "discover." In Ikebukuro, a fiercely competitive area for home appliance retailers, we created a hub that offers new value beyond the conventional framework.