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Seiyu Nokendai Mechanical-Electronic Shop, a winner of the Nikkei Grand Prix |
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Interactive Game Disc using a touch panel (Pioneer, Sony and Toshiba), a winner of the Nikkei Grand Prix |
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Shopping Area Development Poster 1 “Tsukashin Area Development” Leaflet |
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Japan’s first Shopping Center Tsukashin (1985) |
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Tokorazawa Seibu Department Store |
Tokorazawa Shopping Town Development with the theme of “open to the town.” The first semi-public entertainment and shopping mall. |
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Kobe Steel “Yukobo” Project |
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This is an example to turn or diversify a company of heavy industry. The project included the general restructuring of the businesses of Group as a whole, and the “Yukobo” project, a shopping and amusement area on the former steel plant site. |
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GMS reform Floor for Kids and Amusements |
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Plan to reform GMS, a major retailing store, to integrate different types of businesses in a shopping complex |
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After Techno Show |
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Development plan of Media Bum for Daiei at the occasion of the transfer of its Head Office (Hamamatsucho, Tokyo), and an opening event “After Techno Show.” |
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switch |
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Japan’s first music magazine from Studio ALTA, and the corporate identity (CI) design of Switch, a new type of shop (1983) |
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YMO book |
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Contents from the world promotion strategy, and concept for the sound and images of Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO) to the production of “VISIC” (Alpha Record) in the early 1980s. |
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