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Hanamaki City Cultural Properties Center

Using window displays to create a unified display of materials

  • Cultural Spaces
  • "Hayachine Display" is a series of nine landscape-like exhibits arranged around the walls of the exhibition room.

    "Hayachine Display" is a series of nine landscape-like exhibits arranged around the walls of the exhibition room.

  • A section on the history surrounding Hayachine, including a reproduction of the Abakuchi Cave where a Yayoi child was buried.

    A section on the history surrounding Hayachine, including a reproduction of the Abakuchi Cave where a Yayoi child was buried.

  • Introductory exhibits to guide visitors to the nature, culture, faith, and history sections

    Introductory exhibits to guide visitors to the nature, culture, faith, and history sections

  • Hanamaki City Cultural Properties Center
  • A section on the history surrounding Hayachine, including a reproduction of the Abakuchi Cave where a Yayoi child was buried.
  • Introductory exhibits to guide visitors to the nature, culture, faith, and history sections

Photography: Yoichi Ema, ART・PROFILE Co., Ltd.

About the Project

Overview As a base for investigation, research, storage and preservation of the numerous ruins within Hanamaki City, the facility serves as a place where people can "learn, experience, see and investigate," and also comprehensively introduces Mount Hayachine's rich nature, culture, faith and history to local residents and visitors alike.
The first floor consists of an exhibition room, an experiential learning room, and a training and exhibition room, while the second floor consists of a library and research room.
Issues/Themes The aim is to create an easy-to-understand exhibition that combines the museum's four different themes - "The Nature of Mt. Hayachine," "The Trail of Mountaineers and International Exchange," "Mt. Hayachine Faith and Kagura," and "Jomon Culture" - with the museum's extensive collection of materials.
Space Solution/Realization Using the symbol of the region, "Mt. Hayachine," as a keyword, the exhibition was designed around the concept of "nature, culture, faith, and history nurtured by Mt. Hayachine." For each theme, the museum focused on the meaning, background, and expression of the materials, and used a window display technique in which the materials speak together, creating a landscape-like exhibition called the "Hayachine Display." This gave visitors a sense of realism, and was intended to encourage them to become more interested in Mt. Hayachine.

Basic Information

Client Hanamaki City
Services Provided Display Planning, Display Design & Layout, Display Production & Construction
Our Team Planning: Hiroyuki Matsumaru
Direction: Toshitaka Ogura
Display Design & Layout: Toshitake Tanaka
Awards "Display Industry Award 2012" Encouragement Award (Japan Display Industry Association Award)
Selected for the "Space Design Award 2012"
Location Iwate Prefecture
Open May 2011
Website https://www.city.hanamaki.iwate.jp/bunkasports/bunka/sogobunkazai/1002065.html
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*The shared information and details of the project is accurate as of the date they were posted. There may have been unannounced changes at a later date.

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