(Japanese) 「2020LIFE」Before/With Coronaの暮らしの変化を味わう、自主研究プロジェクトをスタートしました。
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We supported Hitachi’s UXD ideathon with Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
We really enjoyed being part of this initiative, which is our very first to do business in ASEAN. Please take a look at Hitachi Global R&D official LinkedIn account which describes the overview of their initiative with Chula U. The movie outlining the project is available on Client’s YouTube channel. Please enjoy the clip which […]
Our Cart Back in Tokyo! Presentation and Workshop Held for This Year’s Route 17 Series
It’s been five years since we, collaborating with Ama Lab at Showa Women’s University, launched our “Quest for Happiness on Route 17.” In February 13th, we held the presentation and workshop at Ii-Office, Ueno. This is our fourth effort to focus on the Route 17, a unique highway starting at Nihon-bashi in downtown Tokyo, crossing […]
Takashi wrote an article for an academic journal published by JSRAE
This January Takashi contributed an article for “Reito,” a monthly journal published by The Japan Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers. Tapping on our laptop computer development project for Panasonic, he discussed the internal barriers for innovation inherent in large corporations especially in Japan, and his pragmatic approaches to overcome those barriers.
Best wishes for your 2020!
When high-flying rhetoric abounds, we open our eyes wide to see what it conceals. Best wishes for your 2020!
Tokyo Tatemono’s Residential Project Completed
This fall Brillia Ichiban-cho, a luxury condominium located in one of the most prestigious neighbourhood near the Imperial Palace has been completed. We contributed to the architecture planning for its common spaces such as the entrance hall, elevator lobby, hallways, and landscaping. A high-rise condo in a prestigious location… One can easily draw from stereotypical […]
Joint Project: Looking for Different Forms of Happiness, Drawing a Cart on Route 17: Our Cart Traveled to Uonuma!
It’s been four years since we launched our “Quest for Happiness on Route 17.” With our hand-drawn cart as the medium of fieldwork, we have shifted gears from the previous three years and are trying to interact with the locals more intensely and proactively, much like what a travelling vendor does. Our crazy research ideas […]