Highlights from Our Recent Art Coordination Projects
29 May 2026
We are pleased to share the latest update to our Art Coordination project portfolio .
Explore a selection of projects that showcase how thoughtfully curated art can enhance a wide variety of spaces, including hotels, arenas, offices, and public environments.
PGM Hotel Resorts Okinawa (2026)
Nirai Kanai—Traveling on the Wind: Sea, Forest, Earth
Okinawa has long been believed to be home to “Nirai Kanai,” a mythical utopia inhabited by deities far across the sea. Inspired by Okinawa’s powerful and abundant nature, we curated art pieces that gently resonate with guests as they unwind and immerse themselves in island time. By thoughtfully pairing contemporary artwork with traditional Yachimuth (Okinawan pottery) and Ryukyu glass, we created a space uniquely suited to this premier Okinawan resort hotel.
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TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO (2025)
A new sanctuary inspiring next-generation emotions: TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO Art Project
Opened in October 2025 in Koto-ku, Tokyo, TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO is a next-generation multidisciplinary arena with a capacity of approximately 10,000 people. For this new hub of sports, music, and entertainment, we selected five up-and-coming artists aligned with the arena’s core philosophy: “Discover Tomorrow.” The artists visited the site from the initial conceptual stage, resulting in original, bespoke creations that resonate deeply with the spirit of the venue.
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MFLP YOKOHAMA-SHINKOYASU(2025)
An art project capturing the light of Tokyo Bay, where people and goods continuously intersect.
To serve as a visual focal point (eye-catcher) in the entrance of this logistics facility adjacent to Tokyo Bay, we installed a piece by Takeshi Ogawa, known for expressions using materials like acrylic plates and special films to manipulate the refraction of light. The artwork depicts a ship navigating forward, guided by a single beam of light piercing through the clouds, with its hull reflecting the colorful prism of the water’s surface. It symbolizes hope for pioneering the future and the enduring will to keep moving forward.
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lyf Shibuya Tokyo (2025)
A Kaleidoscope peering into Shibuya: Mysterious and beloved urban graphics illuminating lyf Shibuya Tokyo.
Shibuya is a vibrant district where people, trends, and cultures converge from all over the world. We provided comprehensive art coordination throughout the entirety of lyf Shibuya Tokyo, which opened in the heart of this district. Under the theme “Shibuya Kaleidoscope,” the energetic and enigmatic charm of Shibuya—where diverse styles coexist—is fully integrated across the property as dynamic graphic art. This project embodies Shibuya itself, showing a different face every time you visit.
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Tenjin Sumitomo Life FJ Business Center (2025)
Transforming daily life into fiction: The Tenjin-Nishi Intersection Public Art Project
In the new plaza fronting an office building at the Tenjin-Nishi intersection in Fukuoka, “someone” with a mysterious head resembling crumpled geometric paper sits quietly on a bench. In tandem with this striking sculpture, a series of works sharing the same geometric motif by Italian artist Esther Stocker unfolds across subway entrances and various spots in the plaza. These shared visual codes suddenly interrupting the everyday landscape transform the entire plaza into something akin to a theatrical stage. It is an experiential public art installation that seamlessly invites passersby from reality into a pleasant world of fiction.
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