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The Saga Prefectural Space Science Museum "Yumeginga" was established in 1999 as a communication facility that connects people and science. Since 2006, we have been the representative of the "designated manager" and are currently jointly managing it with Mavec Co., Ltd. The concept is "to develop children's scientific minds," "to convey the wonder of discovery and creation," and "to discover and recognize a comprehensive understanding of the universe, the Earth, and Saga, and their relationship with oneself." In addition to displays that enhance learning, we planned topical displays that can be enjoyed by tourists and disseminated nationwide. This facility has three zones: the "Saga Discovery Zone," the "Earth Discovery Zone," and the "Space Discovery Zone," and our company was in charge of all the zones when the museum opened. After a full renovation of the "Earth Discovery Zone" in the quarter century since its opening, we fully renovated the "Space Discovery Zone" in 2024. The concept of the renovation of the "Space Discovery Zone," where there are as many exciting things in space as there are stars, is "a long journey into space." The two perspectives of space science, which seeks to understand what the universe is, and space activities, which are humanity's attempt to pioneer the universe, are linked under the theme of "life." The displays space depicts on a grand scale where our life originates, where it is headed, and how it is related to the universe. We also aimed to create displays experience that makes visitors feel closer to the universe and broadens their perspective, leading to two existing zones on another floor.

[Project Summary] In 2015, Yaskawa Electric celebrated its 100th anniversary and reorganized its headquarters in Kurosaki, Kitakyushu, to open the "Robot Village," a community open to the local community and society. The "YASKAWA Forest," where visitors can enjoy the nature of the four seasons, was opened to the public, and at its center was the "Yaskawa Electric Miraikan," where customers, schools, research institutes, and local residents can experience Yaskawa Electric's business, the fun, amazingness, and precision of manufacturing, and the latest robot technology. Our company was in charge of creating the space and content for this facility, which would further bring out the appeal of Yaskawa Electric. We designed the facility to integrate all elements that decorate the space, such as mechatronics, video content, and lighting, so that all visitors can experience and feel Yaskawa Electric's business and technology in an easy-to-understand way, as well as experience the world-class "manufacturing" of Japan and the future of Yaskawa Electric, which concept design it, in a space full of surprises and discoveries where cutting-edge technology and emotional sensibility resonate. In particular, the "Robotics Signage" that utilizes the control technology that coordinates with the dynamic movements of Yaskawa Electric's representative industrial robots, and the "Mechatronics Wall" that combines the 3D control of the motor that demonstrates the industry's highest performance with the latest projection mapping video are unique spatial production devices in the world that stimulate all the five senses of the viewer, and we helped to infinitely expand the possibilities and appeal of "manufacturing". In addition, we assisted in the creation of this facility from a total perspective, from the basic concept of creating the space and creating its appeal, to concept design, planning, content planning and production, and construction. <Credits> Overall concept design: Tamura Hiroyu, Ando Yosuke Planning and production: Ogino Kenji, Kajimura Naomi Content direction: Suzuki Kenji, Goto Akinori, Hosoya Hiromasa Product direction: Kusunoki Jiro, Yotsuya Masanori Photography: Nakasa & Partners Kono Masato *At the time of the project

The Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk's atrium has reopened with a premium wedding venue and restaurant that plays an iconic role in the large atrium space. The three elements of scenery, light, and sound have been combined to create a space suitable for celebrating the birth of a new partner. We provided total support in planning design, layout and production construction through the joint efforts of the Tokyo Head Office, Osaka Office, and Kyushu Branch. Responsible for: design, layout, Planning, Production, and construction

A live music club using Machihako has opened in Huis Ten Bosch, a resort area in Nagasaki. It is a permanent live house where various entertainment shows, including revues, are held. We assisted with design, layout, production and construction under the company-wide system including Machihako Business Promotion Department and a first-class architect office. Responsible for: design, layout, Production and construction

Spatial Concept: Great Corridor of Light and Greenery” This is the environmental plan for the restaurant zone “City Dining Kuten,” which will be the face of the new Hakata Station building. Centered on a 120-meter-long corridor, the two floors are connected by dramatic atriums and stairs, and an organic circulation line is created by arranging a light garden and terraces through which the breeze flows. Many skylights and gardens with motifs of Kyushu's nature are placed on each, and materials that represent the powerful climate are used to create a space that incorporates "greens, trees, flowers, soil, light, and wind" to create a space overflowing with greenery. It provides a relaxing dining space.

"AMU Plaza Hakata" is the core commercial facility of "JR Hakata City" located at Hakata Station, the gateway to Kyushu and Asia. It aims to be a station building that not only sells goods to a wide range of target customers, but also leaves a lasting impression. The retail floor combines organic horizontal traffic lines with the adjacent commercial facilities and functional vertical traffic lines connecting the upper and lower floors, realizing a store layout that makes it easy to shop around. environmental design also varies depending on the character of the floor, such as a high level of prestige or a casual feel full of individuality. Furthermore, while flexibly responding to the concept of each floor, a sense of unity and quality was ensured throughout the building. Areas of responsibility: design, layout

The museum opened in November 2005, bringing together all the precious materials related to Nagasaki's international exchange. It attracted attention as the first prefectural museum to adopt a designated manager system that includes a curatorial department. Since its opening, NOMURA, Ltd. has been involved in the operation of the facility as the designated manager. While utilizing our comprehensive capabilities to hold exhibitions and events, we also actively engage in activities with the cooperation of local citizens, such as having volunteers reenact court decisions in skits in the restored magistrate's office. It also serves as a research center for "Nagasaki studies," and works in cooperation with the founder to operate the facility with a system that ensures the continuity of cultural administration.