Works#2025

This project involved renovating the box seats located at the top of the backstop at Yokohama Stadium into luxurious box seats that can be used for various occasions such as anniversaries, company get-togethers, and business entertaining. Our company was in charge of everything from planning design, layout to construction.

We have newly installed a conference room and waiting lounge space for recruitment interviews at NOMURA Co.,Ltd. Head Office building. As we anticipate that those who use this space will be feeling nervous, we aimed to create an environment where everyone can relax and perform at their best, while also creating an atmosphere that will make interviewees think, "I want to work at NOMURA Co.,Ltd."

Our company was responsible for the design and construction of the renovation of the entrance and facade (exterior of the building) of the Mitsubishi Minatomirai Technology Museum, displays facility of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries located in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.

The Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Museum Funeshiru, which opened at Osaka South Port ATC where the ferry "Sunflower" connecting Osaka and Kyushu docks, is the first museum project undertaken by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, a company with over 140 years of history and a leader in the shipping industry, with the desire to let many people encounter the world of ships that support people's daily lives. Based on the concept of a museum where visitors can "see," "touch," and "play" with ships that support our lives, the aim is to create a facility where people of all ages, from children to adults, can learn in an enjoyable way that "shipping supports people's daily lives" and "ships are constantly evolving." The museum features a large panoramic theater where visitors can experience the scale of ships and the sea, and interactive displays where children can learn about jobs related to ships and shipping in a fun way, creating a space and experiences that are approachable and exciting for children. In addition, the museum includes a café where visitors can enjoy original curry and a shop selling original goods unique to a ship and shipping museum, inspired by a port where "food transported across the sea" gathers.

The Osaka University of Arts Animal Diorama Museum, "Geidai Zoo," is the world's first animal diorama museum within a university, where students from all departments can use it as teaching material for artistic expression, such as drawing animals or conceptualizing animal characters. Under the direction of Kenji Wakao, Professor and Head of the Liberal Arts Program at Osaka University of Arts and the overall producer, taxidermied animals donated by the Shiga Safari Museum were used to displays each animal in its natural habitat. Three diorama areas were created: "African Grassland," "African Forest," and "Rocky Grassland." In addition, areas were set up to displays taxidermied heads, wapiti fighting, and moose, categorized by species and region. Our company was responsible for everything from design to construction, including taxidermy research and restoration, and applications to the Ministry of the Environment.

Juno Park, which opened in Kizugawa City, Kyoto Prefecture, is a project that renovated Sekisui House's experiential research facility, "Nattoku Kobo," into a "housing education edutainment facility" that nurtures children's sensibilities. It consists of four floors, with the first floor being a cafe and library that can be easily used by local people, and the second to fourth floors being paid experience areas. Our company was in charge of planning, developing, and operating the "Experience Activities," which are approximately 45-minute game-style group workshops linked to six themes related to "housing" based on Sekisui House's concept of "sensibilities nurtured in daily life," and the "Experience Gallery," displays that can be enjoyed by actually touching and thinking. We were also in charge of production of staff scripts and facility operation manuals, as well as the design and construction of interiors and outdoor signage for the entire facility.

This project involved rebranding a 40-year-old hotel located near Kirishima Shrine at the foot of the Kirishima mountain range in Kagoshima Prefecture as "The Pulse Kirishima." A real estate investment fund purchased the former hotel and carried out a complete renovation. Our company handled the interior and exterior concept design of the entire building, and collaborated with a local general contractor for construction, achieving an opening in a remarkably short timeframe of approximately one year from the start of design work.

The food court on the first basement floor of Haneda Airport's Terminal 1, which connects to Keikyu Railway and Tokyo Monorail stations, has been renovated into a new food zone called "Sora Chika." Before the renovation, the area and number of seats were approximately 540 m² and 130 seats, but after the renovation, they have nearly doubled to approximately 1,000 m² and 200 seats. Based on the concept of "a moment at the beginning and end of your journey," the facility aims to be a place where everyone can relax and enjoy themselves, meeting the diverse needs of airport users, such as a hearty meal before departure, a tea break, or purchasing bento boxes and prepared foods to take on board.

This project involved the opening of the first "Real×Tech LAWSON" store in KDDI's new Head Office, utilizing AI and DX technologies. In addition to the basic construction of the new store concept design, our CIC (Content Integration Center) leveraged its high level of expertise in technology to propose various ideas and produce the store in order to utilize AI and DX technologies. Furthermore, the store was designed with sustainability in mind, such as reusing discarded uniforms worn by Lawson store staff as flooring and discarded clothing as panels. The signage installed in the store is linked to "City OS," a data platform for collecting, analyzing, and utilizing various urban data, and displays information such as weather, train delays, city congestion, and event information. In addition, the store incorporates many new initiatives aiming to make convenience stores an integral part of urban infrastructure, such as a "cleaning robot" that runs around the store, "signage" that displays recommended products in response to customers' actions (such as reaching for items) in front of product shelves using AI cameras, and a "Ponta General Consultation Center" that supports the resolution of everyday problems.

This project involved the opening of "Lawson S KDDI Takanawa Head Office Store," a cashier-less pilot store located on the employee-only floor of KDDI's new Head Office. Our Content Integration Center (CIC) leveraged its high level of expertise and experience in technology to support the system development and concept design of the store. Because users are limited to KDDI employees, the store utilizes the "Office Lawson App," which allows for payment without waiting in line at a register, creating a store that provides value that contributes to improving the productivity of office workers. In addition, delivery robots have been introduced to conduct mobile sales within the office. The robots move between floors using elevators, so customers can purchase products without having to stop by the store, making it a store truly worthy of being called a "testing ground for the future."

POSTUDIO, which opened in NEWoMan Takanawa, a new commercial facility directly connected to JR Takanawa Gateway Station, is a facility by Japan Post Group that offers experiences that will make you want to travel all over Japan, starting with what you "like". POSTUDIO features "favorite" spots scattered throughout Japan, organized by theme. While enjoying coffee and sweets at the attached cafe, visitors are transported to a travel mood as videos of shops and facilities from all over Japan, linked to the "favorite" theme, are projected onto a large LED screen covering an entire wall. POSTUDIO aims to be a place where people will come to "like" Japan even more through new encounters that start with what they "like", and our company was in charge of interiors construction work.

Cartier, a brand that has always supported women, will be exhibiting at the Women's Pavilion at the Osaka-Kansai Expo. Based on the concept of "Toward a Future Where We Live Together and Shine Together," the pavilion will call for a fair and sustainable future through the experiences and perspectives of women. Through an artistic and overwhelming spatial concept design and an immersive displays experience using audio guides, the pavilion will highlight the contributions of women in society and invite visitors on a journey to unravel the "power of change."

With the aim of strengthening the competitiveness of the office area of JR Central Towers, which is directly connected to Nagoya Station, we renovated the lobby and installed a lounge. The lobby was renovated into a space that stands out as the face of the office area, and the lounge on the 34th floor was created under the concept of "Towers Maison Lounge," taking advantage of the views that can only be enjoyed from high floors, creating a place where office workers can relax.

Located within the Osaka Healthcare Pavilion at the 2025 Japan International Exposition (Osaka-Kansai Expo), this space allows visitors to see a real myocardial sheet made from iPS cells up close. The symbolic sculpture, based on the motif of a "tree" growing from a seed (iPS cell) into a large tree, represents the global progress of research and development since the discovery of iPS cells and the advancement of science and technology. Within the "tree," a giant heart model moves in sync with the beating of displays myocardial sheet, and the resounding heartbeats and video projections throughout the atrium express a future of health through the advancement of regenerative medicine.

This content is a virtual tour video introducing Sogenji Temple, the national temple of the Ryukyu Kingdom, located in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture. The video explains and introduces the history of Sogenji Temple, the characteristics of its buildings, what Naha looked like when the Chinese envoys, known as "Sakhoshi," visited, and related historical sites and anecdotes, using 3DCG and animation. We have also released an interactive web browser-based content that allows users to tour historical sites related to Sogenji Temple. The interactive content, "Ryukyu History Travel" (website), is designed to allow users to experience what Naha was like in the past through three routes guided by a navigator, and to become aware of the changes in the city of Naha through quizzes. Our company was in charge of exhibit execution.