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Hachioji Museum, Mulberry City Japan Heritage Center

Through the abundant exhibits, illustrations, Video Production, and more, everyone can enjoy learning about the history and culture of Hachioji.

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  • The façade expresses the prologue that leads to the story of the exhibition space through a large single image projection mapping.

  • An exhibition room decorated with 18 illustrations symbolizing the history of Hachioji, and featuring a variety of documents and Video content.

    An exhibition room decorated with 18 illustrations symbolizing the history of Hachioji, and featuring a variety of documents and Video content.

  • The front side of the exhibition space showing illustrations of Hachioji's history and culture

    The front side of the exhibition space showing illustrations of Hachioji's history and culture

  • The space behind the illustration is made up of exhibition materials and explanations.

    The space behind the illustration is made up of exhibition materials and explanations.

  • A picture book-style display that depicts the story of Mulberry City

    A picture book-style display that depicts the story of Mulberry City

  • Circular windows scattered throughout the exhibition fixtures allow visitors to see the exhibits behind them.

    Circular windows scattered throughout the exhibition fixtures allow visitors to see the exhibits behind them.

  • Hachioji Museum, Mulberry City Japan Heritage Center
  • An exhibition room decorated with 18 illustrations symbolizing the history of Hachioji, and featuring a variety of documents and Video content.
  • The front side of the exhibition space showing illustrations of Hachioji's history and culture
  • The space behind the illustration is made up of exhibition materials and explanations.
  • A picture book-style display that depicts the story of Mulberry City
  • Circular windows scattered throughout the exhibition fixtures allow visitors to see the exhibits behind them.

Photo: Shingo Fujimoto (sinca)

About the Project

Overview Hachioji was known as the "Mulberry City" because of its thriving silkworm farming and weaving industries. This facility was developed as an information hub where visitors can encounter the history and culture of Hachioji, a "Mulberry City" registered as a Japan Heritage site. In order to convey the charm of Hachioji, the concept was "connecting people, history, and hometown," and the facility's logo, display fixtures, and merchandise were all designed with a motif of eight connected circles (the "eight" in Hachioji). Circular windows are opened here and there in the exhibition space, and places that connect with the charm of Hachioji are scattered throughout.
Issues/Themes One of the given conditions of this project was to temporarily relocate and refurbish the existing exhibition functions within a commercial facility in front of the station until Hachioji City Local History Museum relocated, creating a space that would be accessible to a wider target audience and allow people to learn about Hachioji through the exhibitions.
Space Solution/Realization The façade features a large Video overlaid with video and projection Spatial Production to catch the eye of commercial facility users. The exhibition room is a graphical space expressed with dynamic hand-drawn illustrations and one-sentence phrases. It is an experiential space where visitors can encounter the charms of Hachioji as if they were walking through a story. The space behind the illustration Spatial Production exhibit materials and explanations in a completely different museum style from the front. The dual-sided design creates a contrasting space that leads from interest to learning.

Basic Information

Client Hachioji City
Services Provided Display Planning, Display Design & Layout, Display Production & Construction
Our Team Display Planning: Yuka Niwa
Design Direction: Takahiro Ishikawa
Video Direction: Miki Ishiai
Design, Layout: Hanae Kaneko, Yasuo Shirataki
Production, Construction: Yoshiyuki Inoue, Makiko Fujinoki
Project Management: Junji Sato
Location Tokyo, Japan
Open June 2021
Website https://www.city.hachioji.tokyo.jp/shisetsu/003/hachihaku.html
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Hanae Kaneko

Design, Layout

Hanae Kaneko

After studying interior design and Graphic Design as a student, he joined Tanseisha. Utilizing his visual composition skills, he gained experience in a wide range of fields, from commercial facilities to exhibition facilities. He strives to create spaces that have an exciting experience story.

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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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Ashurascope Installation Co., Ltd.

Software/ Content Planning and production cooperation

Ashurascope Installation Co., Ltd.

We are one of the best in the country in spatial Spatial Production that utilize cutting-edge technology, such as projection mapping. We hold patents related to projection, and with a wealth of experience utilizing our architectural knowledge, we are able to provide total Produce from planning, projection design, equipment selection, content production, and operation.
URL: https://projectionmapping.biz