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The largest hot spring theme park in the Kansai region, based on the theme of the Azuchi-Momoyama period
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Overview | This is one of the largest hot spring theme parks in the Kansai region, covering an area of over 16,000m2, and based on the concept of the Azuchi-Momoyama period. In this glittering space that makes you feel like you've traveled back in time, the park offers a variety of facilities and services, including natural hot springs, a rock sauna, a Japanese garden, food and beverage outlets, a cafe, a reclining room, relaxation, and costume rentals. |
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Issues/Themes | The aim was to create a facility where people could experience the charm of Osaka once again through a space set in the Azuchi-Momoyama period. The aim was to attract more customers by having women, the main target audience, enjoy the three pillars of "food," "healing," and "beauty." |
Space Solution/Realization | In creating a space that evokes the Azuchi-Momoyama period, we focused on making it easy to understand for all age groups, from children to the elderly, without trying too hard to recreate the historical facts. We were conscious of creating an experience that conveys the irregularity that is unique to a town where people live, and the excitement of a maze where you can make new discoveries no matter how many times you visit. Focusing on ways to enjoy hot springs, we aimed to create a space where people can fully enjoy the "hot spring atmosphere" by not only enjoying the baths, but also strolling after a bath, exploring nature, and enjoying meals and shopping. |
Design for Environment | Consideration has been given to universal design, such as the installation of Braille pictograms, Braille floor studs, wheelchair access routes, intuitive sign planning that does not rely on text information, etc. In addition, reused items are proactively used for the food and beverage service counter, sales fixtures, props, etc., and recycled materials are also utilized, such as creating tables from recycled barrels. |
Client | Ganges Special Purpose Company |
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Services Provided | Design Total Supervision, Design, Layout, Production, Construction |
Our Team | Overall Direction: Junichi Nasuno Design, Layout: Junichi Nasuno, Yukie Koiwa, Akira Endo Project Management: Yudai Okajima Production, Construction: Makoto Shiwaku |
Location | Osaka, Japan |
Open | February 2019 |
Website | https://www.solaniwa.com/ |
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