Best wishes for your 2023!
Now we are back to the field of dreams. Best wishes for your 2023!
NEWS
Mini Kawasaki 2022 and beyond updates!
This year we have been continuing our sponsorship for Play City Mini Kawasaki, the community program creating a city run entirely by children. Eriko started this initiative in 2018 and has been leading it ever since. This October 9th and 10th, the initiative was fully back to its original in-person event, which Eriko and her […]
Haruka now teaching experience design at Aichi University of the Arts, her alma mater
As a lecturer, Haruka is now navigating sophomore and junior students of the University’s department of design through experience design. The program objective is to design a service utilizing XPAND code. The final deliverable should include actual UI/UX design. XPAND is a unique technology by XPAND K. K., a type of 2D barcode featuring horizontal […]
We have turned our UX design programs for Panasonic Connect into a book.
Since 2018 we have been working with Panasonic Connect to help them train their newly hired designers. Every year we ran the program ‘Practical Introduction to UX Design’ with strong focus on real-life application in Client’s day to day design process. This spring Client offered us this magnificent opportunity to reflect on our activities during […]
Mini Kawasaki 2021 successfully completed
We had been supporting Mini Kawasaki 2021, the community program creating a city run by children. The entire program was completed and the activity report has been published. Eriko has been leading this unique program since its foundation in 2018, and Konomi supported the program administration last year as part of our sponsorship. The final […]
Best wishes for your 2022!
The bridge to tomorrow is rusty, but the sun will always be brighter there. Best wishes for your 2022!
We are now supporting Mini Kawasaki, a city run by children!
Selling and buying goods and services, running local government, maintaining public infrastructure, and making laws… this is a city which resembles any other city — except one thing: this city is run almost entirely by children under 18. Mini-Kawasaki, a miniature city within Kawasaki City, just across the river from southern Tokyo with population of […]