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Chuo City Tourism Information Center
A "Japanese + modern" space promotes the charm of Chuo Ward, Tokyo, Chuo City Edo culture flourished
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Flexible fixtures for sales and display purposes are installed, and a face-to-face information counter is provided at the back.
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Chuo City Virtual Map OVERVIEW: You can freely navigate the map on the large screen and view information on Tourism attractions, etc., as if you were taking a walk in the air.
Photo: Forward Stroke inc.
About the Project
| Overview | This information center was planned with inbound support in mind to convey the charm of Tokyo Chuo City. In addition to providing face-to-face information in multiple languages, providing free Wi-Fi services, and providing information on traditional Chuo City crafts, we provide a variety of services, such as the installation of multilingual touch panel terminals that provide Tourism information. |
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| Issues/Themes | The facility will provide necessary information and services to many travelers, including foreign tourists visiting Japan, and will effectively convey the charm of Chuo City, which was the center of Edo, with its tradition and modern advancement. |
| Space Solution/Realization | In order to convey the charm of Chuo City, a city where Edo culture flourished, we developed a graphical space design that boldly utilizes traditional patterns and colors under the theme of "Japanese + Modern". In addition, in order to improve the mobility of Tourism customers, in addition to distributing materials such as face-to-face information and pamphlets, we have introduced the Video Production device "OVERVIEW" that allows people to freely walk around the Chuo City from the sky using two multi-monitors to effectively provide information. |
Basic Information
| Client | Chuo City / Chuo City Tourism Association |
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| Services Provided | Design, Layout, Production, Construction: Tanseisha Co., Ltd. Research, Basic Planning, Operation Planning: JTB Communication Design Inc. |
| Project Leads at Tanseisha | Direction: Katsumi Saito Design, Layout: Masahiko Sugiyama Production, Construction: Katsumi Kato Sales: Kazuki Sugiyama |
| Awards | Selected for the "DSA KUKAN DESIGN AWARD 2017" |
| Location | Tokyo, Japan |
| Opening Date | November 2016 |
| Website | https://centraltokyo-tourism.com/about_us |
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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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