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Koshien History Museum Renewal

Communicating the history, charm and excitement of the sacred grounds of baseball

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  • Museum Gate: An introductory Video showing many famous scenes invites visitors into the world of baseball

    Museum Gate: An introductory Video showing many famous scenes invites visitors into the world of baseball

  • Glorious History: The history of the Hanshin Tigers baseball team dating back to 1935 is introduced along with the players and events that symbolize the era. By harmonizing the display cases and Video within the graphics, the explanations and exhibits can be viewed seamlessly.

    Glorious History: The history of the Hanshin Tigers baseball team dating back to 1935 is introduced along with the players and events that symbolize the era. By harmonizing the display cases and Video within the graphics, the explanations and exhibits can be viewed seamlessly.

  • Hero Legends: Introducing the great players in the team's history, including three players with retired numbers from the Hanshin Tigers. Dynamic play photos and large-scale Video convey the dynamism and enthusiasm.

    Hero Legends: Introducing the great players in the team's history, including three players with retired numbers from the Hanshin Tigers. Dynamic play photos and large-scale Video convey the dynamism and enthusiasm.

  • Entrance: The chandelier that was once used on the staircase leading to the VIP room at Hanshin Koshien Stadium before it was renovated has been used to create a space that exudes a sense of unbroken history while still retaining a modern design.

    Entrance: The chandelier that was once used on the staircase leading to the VIP room at Hanshin Koshien Stadium before it was renovated has been used to create a space that exudes a sense of unbroken history while still retaining a modern design.

  • Tigers Road: A long, narrow corridor with a contrasting yellow and black color scheme, the team colors of the Hanshin Tigers. It displays famous quotes from past players and the evolution of uniform numbers from the team's founding to the present.

    Tigers Road: A long, narrow corridor with a contrasting yellow and black color scheme, the team colors of the Hanshin Tigers. It displays famous quotes from past players and the evolution of uniform numbers from the team's founding to the present.

  • The original pitch: The ball used in the first National Junior High School Baseball Championship (later the National High School Baseball Championship) held in 1915 is contrasted with the 4,253 balls used in the Japan High School Baseball Federation, which represents the largest number of member schools thereafter, enhancing its symbolism.

    The original pitch: The ball used in the first National Junior High School Baseball Championship (later the National High School Baseball Championship) held in 1915 is contrasted with the 4,253 balls used in the Japan High School Baseball Federation, which represents the largest number of member schools thereafter, enhancing its symbolism.

  • Manga and Koshien: Hanshin Koshien Stadium is a sacred baseball stadium that appears in many baseball manga. The exhibition uses transparent banner graphics to create the effect of being immersed in the manga.

    Manga and Koshien: Hanshin Koshien Stadium is a sacred baseball stadium that appears in many baseball manga. The exhibition uses transparent banner graphics to create the effect of being immersed in the manga.

  • Koshien History Museum Renewal
  • Glorious History: The history of the Hanshin Tigers baseball team dating back to 1935 is introduced along with the players and events that symbolize the era. By harmonizing the display cases and Video within the graphics, the explanations and exhibits can be viewed seamlessly.
  • Hero Legends: Introducing the great players in the team's history, including three players with retired numbers from the Hanshin Tigers. Dynamic play photos and large-scale Video convey the dynamism and enthusiasm.
  • Entrance: The chandelier that was once used on the staircase leading to the VIP room at Hanshin Koshien Stadium before it was renovated has been used to create a space that exudes a sense of unbroken history while still retaining a modern design.
  • Tigers Road: A long, narrow corridor with a contrasting yellow and black color scheme, the team colors of the Hanshin Tigers. It displays famous quotes from past players and the evolution of uniform numbers from the team's founding to the present.
  • The original pitch: The ball used in the first National Junior High School Baseball Championship (later the National High School Baseball Championship) held in 1915 is contrasted with the 4,253 balls used in the Japan High School Baseball Federation, which represents the largest number of member schools thereafter, enhancing its symbolism.
  • Manga and Koshien: Hanshin Koshien Stadium is a sacred baseball stadium that appears in many baseball manga. The exhibition uses transparent banner graphics to create the effect of being immersed in the manga.

Photo: Forward Stroke inc.

About the Project

Overview This exhibition facility was renovated and reopened in Koshien Plus, a new commercial facility on the south side of Hanshin Koshien Stadium, after part of the Koshien History Museum, which was located in the outfield stands of the stadium, was relocated and expanded. The history of the Hanshin Tigers, high school baseball, and Hanshin Koshien Stadium are all gathered in one place. Tanseisha has created a facility that incorporates new exhibits that will attract the interest of a wide range of visitors, based on the basic concept of "inheriting history, tradition, and memories" that was set forth at the time of the facility's opening in 2010.
Issues/Themes To create a museum that continues to convey the charm and excitement of baseball by fully utilizing the abundant materials related to the unbroken history and various dramas and scenes at Hanshin Koshien Stadium, the sacred ground of baseball in Japan. In addition, to create a facility that can be enjoyed by more people, aiming to create a "ballpark area" that is lively 365 days a year.
Space Solution/Realization The museum has set the keywords "dynamism," "tradition," and "enthusiasm" and has organized the 6,000 items of collected and preserved materials (1,000 of which are on display) around the main themes of the Hanshin Tigers and high school baseball. The museum has expressed the enthusiasm and overflowing emotion of baseball in a dynamic exhibition space that incorporates wall-to-wall photographs and large-scale Video. It has also increased the number of experiential content, incorporating mechanisms that allow a wider range of visitors to enjoy themselves.
Design for Environment Safety design: We strive to prevent injuries in the event of an accidental collision by eliminating sharp edges, such as the edges of fixtures, as much as possible. In addition, to ensure the safety of large fixtures in the event of an earthquake, we conduct structural verification before designing.

Basic Information

Client HANSHIN ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., LTD.
Services Provided Facility Concept Planning, Display Planning, Design, Layout, Production, Construction
Our Team Display Planning: Makoto Tsuda
Design Direction: Junya Takatsuji
Design, Layout: Toshiki Kitamura
Production, Construction: Kitayama Kohei
Project Management: Masakazu Sugiura, Tatsuya Yamazaki
Location Hyogo Prefecture
Open March 2022
Website https://koshien-rekishikan.hanshin.co.jp/
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Junya Takatsuji

Design Direction

Junya Takatsuji

He has worked on numerous spatial designs for both the public and private sectors, including museums, corporate museums, Showrooms, exhibitions, etc. When creating spaces, he focuses on the social significance of the objects and events he is exhibiting, and always thinks about how to bring out the most of that significance through design.

Main Achievements

Koshien History Museum (renewal), Gifu Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Museum, Kobe City Museum, Kochi Prefectural Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum, Kitora Tomb Mural Experience Hall - House of the Four Gods, Koshien History Museum (2010), Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Historical Museum, UCC Coffee Museum, etc.

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