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Canal City Hakata Ramen Stadium

The striking ramen bowls express the unique worldview of each restaurant.

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  • The noren (curtain) placed around the rim of the bowl creates a sense of continuity, drawing guests further inside.

    The noren (curtain) placed around the rim of the bowl creates a sense of continuity, drawing guests further inside.

  • The facade design, featuring eight bowls from different restaurants, creates an enjoyable atmosphere even before you start eating ramen.

    The facade design, featuring eight bowls from different restaurants, creates an enjoyable atmosphere even before you start eating ramen.

  • By offsetting the boundary between the noren (traditional Japanese curtain) and the store's exterior, the design allows for eye contact with the staff inside the store, while preventing eye contact with customers seated on the aisle side.

    By offsetting the boundary between the noren (traditional Japanese curtain) and the store's exterior, the design allows for eye contact with the staff inside the store, while preventing eye contact with customers seated on the aisle side.

  • The dynamic and imposing facade creates a sense of stepping over a threshold.

    The dynamic and imposing facade creates a sense of stepping over a threshold.

  • The bowl shapes are standardized, while each store's individuality is expressed through signage and noren (traditional Japanese curtains). The scope of updates during tenant changes is kept to a minimum, Spatial Production a fresh and vibrant space each time you visit.

    The bowl shapes are standardized, while each store's individuality is expressed through signage and noren (traditional Japanese curtains). The scope of updates during tenant changes is kept to a minimum, Spatial Production a fresh and vibrant space each time you visit.

  • Canal City Hakata Ramen Stadium
  • The facade design, featuring eight bowls from different restaurants, creates an enjoyable atmosphere even before you start eating ramen.
  • By offsetting the boundary between the noren (traditional Japanese curtain) and the store's exterior, the design allows for eye contact with the staff inside the store, while preventing eye contact with customers seated on the aisle side.
  • The dynamic and imposing facade creates a sense of stepping over a threshold.
  • The bowl shapes are standardized, while each store's individuality is expressed through signage and noren (traditional Japanese curtains). The scope of updates during tenant changes is kept to a minimum, Spatial Production a fresh and vibrant space each time you visit.

Photo: Taichi Misonoo

About the Project

Overview The ramen stadium inside Canal City Hakata has been renovated. The world of ramen, with its diverse genres and individual characteristics, has been reconfigured to powerfully convey its unique character through the dynamic expression of ramen bowls. Focusing on the large number of foreign Tourism, we paid close attention to the "shape and pattern" of the ramen bowls and the noren (shop curtain), creating a photogenic space that will inspire people to share Japanese ramen culture on social media. The randomly placed bowls create opportunities to encounter new ramen cultures and offer a deeper culinary experience.
Issues/Themes Due to high inbound demand, and in order to differentiate ourselves from similar facilities, we aim to achieve "ease of understanding," "impact," "photogenic qualities," and "a unique expression of ramen culture."
Space Solution/Realization The facades of the eight tenant stores were unified into a bowl-shaped facade, meticulously designed with attention to pattern, shape, and texture to create an oversized, visually striking design. The facade itself was transformed into a photo spot, expressing the individuality of the eight brands. While highlighting the individuality of each brand within a unified design, the impactful facade and the stadium-like space where the ramen brands Spatial Production differentiate the facility from similar establishments.
Sustainable design Circular Design: To minimize waste generated when tenants change, we created a system that allows only the tenant's wall signage and noren (traditional Japanese curtain) to be updated while keeping the facade shape the same.

Basic Information

Client FJ Entertainment Works Co., Ltd.
Services Provided Facility Concept Planning, Design, Layout, Production, Construction
Project Leads at Tanseisha Design, Layout: Yukie Koiwa, Haruka Baba
Production, Construction: Masahiro Murakami
Project Management: Keiji Yoshihara
Location Fukuoka Prefecture
Opening Date April 2026
Website https://canalcity.co.jp/
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Yukie Koiwa

Planning and Design

Yukie Koiwa

He is active in a wide range of genres, including resort hotels and other facilities, as well as various events for the purposes of entertainment and corporate promotion. Making use of his experience designing sets for television programs and dramas, he excels at proposing spaces with a strong message, with the motto of "one-of-a-kind design."

Main Achievements

Solaniwa Onsen OSAKA BAY TOWER, HANEDA INNOVATION CITY Haneda Dejima | DEJIMA by 1→10, Tokyo Game Show 2017-2019 DMM GAMES booth, etc.

*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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