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Profile
September, 2016
About JTQ
JTQ is a professional group pursuing “Sending messages through space as ultimate media”
How we can improve the quality of communication among people by making best use of space which is absolute
values of everlasting truth.
A mechanism making that appeals to human emotion, which is usually difficult to express by marketing data or
existing strategy, is the framework of creativeness.
Space is a stage.
The stage is created by people’s feeling who visit there.
The feeling is “Expectation”, “Impression” and “Memory”
That is, space is a stage where various energies are circulating and responding, but not to be bound by
materialized form.
A method of materialize our will to the goal.
Face people with their “Expectation”, “Impression” and “Memory”.
We named this idea 【Space Compose [ Playing in space and compose it ］】
Combine and express all the existing elements in the space and sublimate them into our will.
Now is the time, when brands and communications as they ought to be has been changing on a large scale, that’s
why we seek and catch something essential to be convinced.
That’s the core competence and significance of JTQ.
Junji Tanigawa
Space Composer
JTQ Inc. CEO
www.jtq.jp
Tanigawa founded space creation consulting firm JTQ Inc. in 2002, providing creative direction for clients to “deliver [their]
messages through the medium of space”. He advocates his own spatial development method, “Space Compose”, and his
experience design combining environment and situation, gaining much attention from various fields. His major works include
Kansei Exhibition at the Palais du Louvre’s Museum of Decorative Arts, Yakushiji Hikari Emaki to commemorate the 1300th
anniversary of Heijyokyo, GOOD DESIGN EXHIBITION, and MEDIA AMBITION TOKYO.
As of 2016, he has served as the project director for Japan House Los Angeles, appointed by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan,
a creative director for Kenpoku Art 2016, and so on.
(C) Junji Tanigawa & JTQ 2016
Archives
April.2016
Tokyo, Japan
Gyokusendo 200th Anniversary Exhibition
GYRE, Omotesando
Gyokusendo at Tsubame, Niigata prefecture, has inherited crafting techniques of Tsuiki Copperware, holds
Gyokusendo 200th Anniversary Exhibition. Over 20 products of its representative works from 1816 to 2016 are
exhibited to express its 200 years' everlasting manufacturing atmosphere. A display table is fulfilled with liquid
paraffin to replicate the flower bowl in a paddy filed in Tsubame, and a projected visual scene is reflected at the
table. Visitors can instinctively feel the succeeding metalworking value through the works on the flower bowl.
April.2014
Tokyo, Japan
DELVAUX GALLERY
GYRE, Omotesando
The Delvaux gallery, presented for the first time in the world, was infused with the atmosphere of the House’s
atelier in Brussels, Belgium.The gallery exhibited fantastic and whimsical creations exquisitely crafted by the
artisans of House of Delvaux, which are appointed to the Royal Court of Belgium. Les Humeurs de Brillant (The
Moods of Brillant) , the 9 special editions of the brands’s signature design Le Brillant and exclusively designed
Solex were shown as the embodiment of the artistic world of Delvaux that is beyond imagination. Each item reflects
Delvaux’s values and absolute commitment to the highest standards of quality combined with the Belgium
surrealist spirit. Delvaux brings a witty approach to all of its creations, imbuing each design with a strikingly
unconventional take on luxury. The pop-up shop held beside the gallery showcased the latest collections of
handbags that are often described as ‘living sculpture’, referring to their world exceptional quality. Delvaux gallery
is where you can feel and experience the brand’s fascinating 185 years of heritage.
Mar.2014
Tokyo, Japan
IMA CONCEPT STORE
AXIS, Roppongi
With the concept of “LIVING WITH PHOTOGRAPHY” at its core, IMA Media Project began speaking to the
photography community via magazine, online and in spring 2014, extended their means of communication to the
medium of space. Produced by JTQ while Kohei Nawa’s SANDWICH collective took charges of the design scheme,
the IMA CONCEPT STORE subtly divides a single space allows visitors to feel as if they are truly “living and
breathing” photography. The rotating ladder walls in the center are attached to large hinges, acting as rudders that
control the “stream direction” of the room. This means that the layout of the space can be changed freely to suit
the needs of any particular exhibition or event. This functional and studio-like atmosphere accommodates the
breadth of expression from daily life to contemporary art, allowing visitors to truly experience “LIVING WITH
PHOTOGRAPHY” while having their creative senses stimulated.
Feb.2016
Tokyo,Japan
MEDIA AMBITION TOKYO 2016
Roppongi, Aoyama, Odaiba, Iidabashi, Shibuya
An urban technology art festival where tomorrow’ s ideas and technologies meet.
2016 will be MEDIA AMBITION TOKYO (MAT)’s 4th year in running. To fans and the curious, the event is a
real‐life showcase of top‐ notch technological culture that takes an experimental approach to urban
implementation. With its headquarters (MAT Lab) situated in Roppongi, venues have further multiplied to
Aoyama, Ginza, Iidabashi, Ochanomizu, and Odaiba, at which super‐edgy artwork, video, music, performances,
hacks and talk shows will be hosted. Programs have organically increased, expanded and connected
simultaneously with the number of domestic and international participants by way of innovators, organizations and
events, allowing MAT to mature as an active body. With 2020 and beyond in mind, and not omitting the largely
evolving systematic designs of transportation, communication and information, the event addresses the potential of
technology in creating the city’s future. MAT aims to substantialize the reformative movement in technology art
through experimental validations unbound by genre or category.
Feb.2015
Tokyo,Japan
Roppongi, Aoyama, Odaiba, Iidabashi, Shibuya
MEDIA AMBITION TOKYO (MAT) is a real-life showcase of cutting-edge technological culture that takes an
experimental approach to urban implementation. It is a program for a new era that tangibly communicates new
forms of expression, not just to the audiences who crave them, but also to creators and artists who defy genre
categorization, as well as corporations, developers, and art buyers from around the world, all gathered in the “real”
Tokyo to experience the cutting-edge of our times. Creating such a space where people can meet and converse can
produce private and shared senses of wonder and excitement that will help spread the ideas suggested by the
project—and convey our messages to younger generations. The creative synergy produced from such genre-defying
works of art will accelerate the development of new trends in technological culture. MAT will deliver a singular
Japanese vision to the world, of technology and art coexisting in an urban setting.
Feb.2014
Tokyo, Japan
MEDIA AMBITION TOKYO
Roppongi hills, Roppongi
The inaugural MEDIA AMBITION TOKYO (MAT) was launched on the 52nd floor of Roppongi Hills in February
2013 and the event saw over 14,000 attendees during the four days. In 2014, the second edition of MAT was
enlarged to a 2 months event, occupying the entire observation deck on the 52nd floor of Roppongi Hills as well as
taking over INTERSECT BY LEXUS in Aoyama. The event showcased 18 works by 16 artists involving cutting-edge
technological art, video, music, live performances and installations designed to play off of both the incredible view
from the deck and the passage of time. By bringing together creators, members of the creative press and gallery
owners who have had very little interaction with technological culture in the past, MAT has not only accelerated
the spread of technological culture through a kind of creative synergy never seen before, but also created a wholly
original social networking event that would transmit Japan’s unique technological culture from Tokyo to the rest of
the world.
Mar.2013
Tokyo, Japan
MARC JACOBS ICONIC SHOWPIECES EXHIBITION
IIDOL, Aoyama
This very first exhibition of Marc Jacobs, the New York based global fashion designer in Japan showcased the
selected showpieces from the designer’s runway collections. The exhibition space was kept simple and crisp in
order to draw focus on Jacobs's extraordinary creations, as well as to portray the designer’s whimsical world view
and design philosophy. Along with the selected masterpieces, the retrospective presented the brand’s infamous
advertising campaigns featuring celebrities such as Sofia Coppola and Victoria Beckham. Visitors were invited to
pose in a giant Marc Jacobs carrier bag set in a special photo booth to re-create the campaign visuals. Those
pictures spread out on the web and on SNS immediately, resulted in attracting a large number of visitors to the
show.
Mar.2013
Tokyo, Japan
UT POP-UP! TYO
ekiato, Shibuya
‘UT POP-UP ! TYO’ is the world's largest UT store opened at ‘Shibuya Ekiato’, a vast event space created in the
vacant lot of Tokyu-Tokyoko Shibuya Station. It features over 600m2 floor area, more than 1,000 designs of 13,000
T-shirts and a huge photo-shooting booth. The photographs taken in the booth were projected onto the walls of the
shop and uploaded onto UT website to be shared all over the world. A simple act of buying T-shirts became a
sensational experience and the event became a phenomenal movement.
Dec.2008
Paris, France
Kansei - Japan Design Exhibition Les Arts Décoratifs, Musée du Louvre
Kansei -Japan Design Exhibition- was held at Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, France, as one of the
commemorative events of the 150th anniversary of relations between Japan and France. Organised by the Ministry
of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan, the show demonstrated a fresh and modern interpretation of 'Kansei’;
sensibility and aesthetic consciousness in Japanese, featuring installations made of disposable chopsticks, animated
paintings and calligraphies on LED monitors. With the dynamic space composition, the exhibition successfully
introduced the contemporary take on traditional design.
Oct.2007
Tokyo, Japan
JAPAN BRAND EXHIBITION in TDW
Jingu Gaien
The aim of JAPAN BRAND EXHIBITION in TDW 2007 was to promote the unique values of local businesses and
producers to create a new tradition in the industry.‘Creating sympathy’ as its design concept, the exhibition space
was presented in a simple manner so that each product would stand out and speak for itself. Not only displaying the
product itself, we made sure that the making process and behind-the-scenes are clear to the audience to
understand that there so many superior forms of craft in Japan that are practiced by hand.We hoped that visitors
would empathize our vision to carry out this tradition and heritage of ‘JAPAN BRAND’ for the future from this
exhibition.
Dec.2011
Singapore
Cool Japan Project 「VIVA JAPAN CAFE」
ION Orchard
This pop-up cafe was a part of ‘Cool Japan’ program lead by Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan to
showcase and promote Japanese culture overseas. The temporary cafe and shop space was held in a shopping
complex located in central Singapore focusing on food as its main concept. The interior design was inspired
by ‘CHAYA’ = teahouse in Japanese, creating a tranquil and elegant atmosphere that resembles to a Japanese
garden. An interactive video and sound installation allowed visitors to learn about craftsmanship, traditions
and philosophy of Japanese handicrafts, demonstrating the unique sensibility and aesthetic values of the culture.
Dec.2012
Tokyo,Japan
GOOD DESIGN EXHIBITION 2012
TOKYO BIG SIGHT, Ariake
‘GOOD DESIGN EXHIBITION 2012’was the first in the exhibition’s history of 50 years in which all award-winning
designs from then and now were displayed. A total of 1,108 designs from many genres, effective for daily and
societal purposes, were introduced to the visitors. The exhibition was a composition of a display of products,
architecture, apps, new reconstruction projects for earthquake-stricken zones, communication tools, plus
workshops and talk-sessions. In the centre of the hall, a designated runway for the Best 100 GOOD DESIGNs was
created, expressive of a path that will lead us into the future. It was an event which showcased the enormity of the
role of design.
Aug.2011
Tokyo, Japan
GOOD DESIGN EXPO 2011
GOOD DESIGN EXPO is the largest design event in Japan. The spatial design concept for the 2011 show was
‘Change’; the mood that the whole nation of Japan had been feeling. Putting this force of
energy together, JTQ designed an inspiring space hoping that the visitors can feel the positive energy and power of
the country and the local craftsmanship from the expo.
GOOD GLOBE:
A Globe = Sphere was hanged in the center of the space as a main feature. The sphere, 7m in diameter, is consist of 14,000 LED
light bulbs which are generated by the solar panels set outside the venue. Its power consumption (890 watt) is about equivalent
to what a domestic air conditioner requires - which is remarkably small for such a large scaled installation. The GLOBE
represents G-Mark, earth, and Japan; the birthplace of G-Mark. We placed this GLOBE at the very heart of the
venue to symbolize the light of hope, wisdom and the light for the future.
Apr.2007
Milan, Italy
TOKYO DESIGN PREMIO - Tokyo Designer's Week in MILANO SUPERSTUDIO PIU, Zona Tortona,
Tokyo Design Premio is a design show held at Milano Salone 2007 to celebrate the very best of Japanese design.
This lively and striking presentation takes its inspiration from Japan’s capital Tokyo; the city of chaos that keeps
evolving as a creative hub. The show demonstrated the new era of Japanese design by presenting products as more
than physical objects but as ‘happenings' by introducing behind-the-scenes and the process of making.
Apr.2007
Milan, Italy
Milan Design Week Lexus L - f inesse -Invisible Garden Officina Fiorentini , Zona Tortona,
LEXUS L-finesse is an art exhibition hosted by LEXUS during Milan Design Week.
The 2007 show took place in a car repairing factory in Milan, presenting the brand’s latest flagship model, an
artwork entitled ‘Nohara’ as well as an interactive video installation of LS600h range.
The sharpness and dynamism of LEXUS’s design philosophy, ‘L-finesse: leading-edge and fineness’ were expressed
by the space that provides a momentary escape from daily life and liberates one’s senses.
Jun.2010
Nara, Japan
Yakushiji Hikari Emaki
Yakushiji, Nara
Commemorating the 1,300th anniversary of Nara Heijo-kyo Capital, JTQ produced a spectacular installation at
Yakushiji Temple’s east hall, Toindo. The hall was filled with the reproduction of starry sky of 1,300 years ago
using the most advanced planetarium projector. Together with the three-dimensional sound system, the
installation entitled ‘Hikari - Emaki’ recreated an ethereal optical universe in Toindo.
We hoped visitors to feel the mind of ‘Kuu’ (‘Emptiness’ in Japanese) and reflect on the temple’s history and the
time it has come through while gazing up the same sky as our predecessors looked up in the ancient time.
Sep.2010
Tokyo, Japan
Words of Ryoma
MID TOWN, Roppongi
An exhibition of a calligrapher Sisyu, who is known for the title graphics of NHK TV drama series 'Ryuma Den’.
Sisyu expressed Ryoma’s ambitions through calligraphy which is called “Syo” in Japanese, not only by using
traditional “Washi” papers but also by combining the latest imaging technologies as well as transforming the
two dimensional art form into three dimensional objects.
Featuring 40 pieces by the artist, the show demonstrated new possibilities of Syo and breathtaking effects of the
three dimensional calligraphy.
September.2011
Tokyo, Japan
YOHJI YAMAMOTO Exhibition - Dialogue
Seibu Shibuya
‘Dialogue' is an exhibition to celebrate life and work of Yohji Yamamoto, one of the world's most influential and
enigmatic fashion designers. The retrospective featured his collection pieces, photographic works and a short film
of an interview with the designer to offer an insight into Yamamoto’s design DNA, aesthetics, philosophy and his
dedicated attitude towards craftsmanship. The show invited visitors to step into the realm of the visionary designer.
Jan.2004
Tokyo, Japan
NIKE WHITE DUNK
Aoyama
NIKE WHITE DUNK is an art exhibition inspired by the brand’s signature basketball shoe line ‘DUNK’.
25 Japanese artists were invited to create artworks using DUNK shoes and the pieces were presented in a gigantic
DUNK shoe box shaped venue; an installation specially created for the exhibition. Inside the ‘shoebox’, the all-inwhite minimalist space was divided into 3 zones. The shoe-sole shaped display tables were carefully positioned so
that the overall composition would imply a basketball player’s footsteps towards the goal. We aimed the event to
express the brand concept by combining the dynamicity of the space composition and the delicateness shown
within the art pieces.
Nov.2011
Japan
OPEN harvest
Tokyo,Saitama,Nagano,Niigata,Hiroshima
“Food makes people, people make society,”
With this theme in mind, “Foodlight Project” was launched with the lead of Yuri Nomura of Eatrip, Masaki Yokokawa, Kayoko
Hirao, Naoki Ito, and Junji Tanigawa to think about our future through the act of eating.
As a kick-off event of the project, “OPEN”, an artistic group founded by the members of the Berkley, California based organic
restaurant Chez Panisse were invited to Japan. They travelled across the country to meet and exchange views with local farmers
and food producers who are seriously engaged in sustainable food. The party brought back the local produce to host a community
activation event with the idea of bringing local communities together by sharing food and art.
Other activities including cooking classes and special dinners were organized in various locations around Tokyo during the
program. “OPENharvest”, the edible art installation was held to sum up the project and the 2-day event attracted more than 500
participants, both organizers and guests gathered and enjoyed regardless of their professions, nationalities or age groups in the
relaxed atmosphere. JTQ played a roll of organizing the entire project and was in charge of spatial design for each event.
October.2015
Tokyo, Japan
LEXUS RX AMAZING NIGHT
Shibuya, Tokyo
A secret stadium is the concept. After a static movie introduction of the vehicle, the venue atmosphere changes
dramatically as the curtain of foyer is fallen. The world view of its TV commercial overwhelmed the venue, and a
secret stadium appears to stimulate audiences’ emotions. A positive betrayal is directed for the guest to make new
car appearance effectively. Triangle LED units floating above the vehicle glow, and draw out brand-icon spindle off
and on symbolically. High-powered moving lights make a flow to a main attraction by lighting direction which
expresses intersection, concentration, diffusion, and saltation. The projection mapping is dynamically played to
enhance the excitement of the audiences’ special experience. It’s a vehicle - centered spacious design.
Nov.2012
Tokyo,Japan
LEXUS Spindle Night “SPECIAL PIT PARTY”
Aomi
Party Concept: ‘Evaluation to Evolve’. A one-night only special event to enhance the arrival of the newborn LEXUS.
Men and women clad in summery whites (white was the dress code) gathered to enjoy the powerful LFA show with the
sun set beach highlighting the scenery. The mild breeze was comfortable and the music of the orchestra dynamic. The
stars of the evening were the concept cars, LF-LC, which were displayed in an all-white interior layout. The venue was
filled with an edginess symbolic of the LEXUS brand and its creations, and palpable with an energy that new
discoveries bring forth.
Dec.2011
Tokyo, Japan
42nd Tokyo Motor Show / SUBARU Booth
Subaru, one of Japan’s leading automobile manufacturers' show booth at 42nd Tokyo Motor Show.
Our design approach for this presentation was to visualize the company’s strong brand value from users' point view.
By contrasting two opposing elements - Past and Present, Stillness and Motion, Boldness and Delicateness, Tradition
and Innovation - the show demonstrated Subaru’s history and achievements as well as the company’s new
challenges and exciting transformations towards the future.
Feb.2006-Jan.2010
Tokyo, Japan
Omotesando Hills Space Direction
Omotesando Hills, Jingumae
The challenge of this project at Omotesando Hills was to maximize the multipurposeness of the spaces within the
building. JTQ firstly designed a versatile information infrastructure system that enables to control different types of
media such as audio, graphics, images and videos of the facility at once. Using this program, an unique media art
installation was produced for the central hall; the media art that detects the weather and condition of the
surrounding areas of the building and to generate lighting, sounds and images accordingly. We aimed to create an
organic, captivating yet informative space for this new icon of Omotesando.
Dec.2009-Jan.2010
Tokyo, Japan
Omotesando H.I.S. Illumination Bell Symphony
Omotesando
After 11 years of interval, the iconic winter illuminations were finally back to light up the city’s chicest street,
Omotesando in 2009. JTQ took part in this significant event as an advisor and designed illuminations with a unique
visitor-oriented program that everyone can participate in creating a ‘symphony' of the bells. The street was filled
with joyful sound of the bells, ethereal light displays and romantic atmospheres.
Omotesando is the street that leads its way to Meiji-Jingu, a century old Shinto Shrine; we hoped every visitor to
smile, feel delighted and warm hearted as they walk along this street.
Dec.2009-Jan.2010
Tokyo, Japan
Omotesando H.I.S. Skating Theater
Omotesando Hills, Jingumae
Themed as ‘Skating@Media Forrest’, this new generation skate link allowed visitors to participate in the interactive
media art, a video installation that reacts to the movements of the skaters. The entire venue was filled with
enchanting lighting and BGM that were gently shifted throughout the day and the skate link itself was made of an
innovative, eco-friendly material that does not require ice. This ‘skating theatre’ offers the most exiting and
magical skating experience for both children and adults, skaters and non-skaters.
Nov.2007-Jan.2009
Tokyo, Japan
BMW Group Studio
GranTokyo South Tower, Marunouchi
BMW Group Studio is a unique, first of its kind brand communication space where clients can immerse themselves
in the powerful realm of BMW.
'Visual Experience’ as its theme, the studio offers displays of vehicles, video installations and objet d’art for guests
to feel the brands philosophy through their fives senses.
Feb.2011
KRUG Bottle Cooler
Collaborative project between JTQ, KRUG and Gyokusendo
KRUG, the exceptional champagne house from France and Gyokusendo, the traditional Tsuiki copper ware
workshop which is recognized as an Intangible Cultural Property by the Japanese government. The collaboration
of the two families who share extraordinary aesthetic values and sophistication resulted in this ultimate bottle
cooler. ‘The Perfect Harmony’ as its concept , KRUG Bottle Cooler epitomizes heritage and craftsmanship that
have been passed through the generations within the two houses. They truly are the treasure of the families, of
each country and of the world.
Jul.2007-2014
Yachiyo Shoin Gakuen Branding
School Guide / Calligraphy / Web / Business Cards / Chimes / School Uniforms
Yaschiyo Shoin Gakuen is a coeducational private Junior and Senior High School located in Chiba prefecture.
We aimed to redefine the school’s philosophy by drawing focuses on its history and unique culture in this project.
The branding project team, formed by the school teachers and JTQ carried out discussions for over a year until
everyone was happy with the new look of the school’s communication tools including the school guide, website,
teachers name cards, chimes and slogans calligraphed by Shisyu. In 2012, the new school uniforms were
introduced under the supervision of JTQ. We hope all students, alumnus and even prospective students to admire
and be proud of Yaschiyo Shoin Gakuen through the generations.
Awards
2015
D&AD Spatial Design Jury
2013
D&AD Award
Junji Tanigawa – The Space Composer
2011
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Design Gold Award
Design Gold Award
Industry Gold Award
Design Award
Design Award
Design Award
Design Award
“Words of Ryoma” by Sisyu/Tokyo
GYRE CELEBRATES 3rd ANNIVERSARY
“Ohayo, Arigato, Gomennasai” by Sisyu
MAQuillAGE The 5th Anniversary Powder Celebration Gallery
The reflecting mirror of the times－The world of Yamaguchi Harumi.
2010
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Industry Silver Award
Industry Silver Award
Design Award
Design Award
Design Award
"The 41th Tokyo Motor Show 2009 “Yamaha Motor Booth”
BMW Group Studio MINI JOHN COOPER WORKS Adrenalin Clinic
GYRE／Winter Illumination
2009
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kansei-Japan Design ExhibitionBMW Group Studio / MINI HOT LOUNGE.2008
What’s GOOD DESIGN 2008
Tokyo Designer’s Week 2008 CONTAINER GROUND / SUMIKA Project by Tokyo Gas
Tokyo Designer’s Week 2008 CONTAINER GROUND / NIKE
eco Avenue MOVEMENT road of light
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2008
Display Design Gold Award
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Display Design Silver Award
Display Design Award
Tokyo Designers' Week 2007 "JAPAN BRAND EXHIBITION in TDW"
Tokyo Designers' Week 2007 "Container Ground / Globe-Trotter x Wallpaper"
"Good Design Presentation 2007"
BMW group Studio Opening Installation"
The 40th Tokyo Motor Show "Yamaha Motor Booth"
"Pure Graphic" Commemorative Exhibition"
"The 11th JAPAN MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL"
Display Design Silver Award
Milan Design Week “Lexus L-finesse -Invisible Garden-”
“TOKYO DESIGN PREMIO ～ Tokyo Designer’s Week in MILAN”
“2006 10th JAPAN MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL”
“GINZA MAZDA CX-7 SHOWROOM”
“Super Stars by Leslie Kee”
Tokyo Designer’s Week 2006 “Container Ground / NIKE ”
Tokyo Designer's Week 2006 “100%DESIGN TOKYO”
“Lohas Design Award 2006”
“Kami-Robo Entertainment Shop”
“Copet Exhibition”
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Design Award
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Design Award
“Niji-zou Exhibition”
The 39th Tokyo Motor Show “Yamaha Motor Booth”
Licensing Asia 2005 “butterfly-Stroke booth”
“TOUCH AND SEE ～ earth from above for blind people”
“KIT SAKURA SAKU Street”
“Omotesando Hills Opening Ceremony”
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“SAPPHIRE ’04”
“HITACHI IT Convention 2004”
Licensing Asia 2004 “butterfly-Stroke booth”
CEATEC JAPAN 2004 “Hitachi booth”
Tokyo Designer’s Week 2004 Container Ground
Orix Real Estate × Katsunori Aoki × Junji Tanigawa”
“Kamirobo EXPO 2005”
“8th JAPN MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL”
“Premini-S town installation at Daikanyama”
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“NIKE WHITE DUNK”
“Oracle World Tokyo 2003”
The 37th Tokyo Motor Show “Yamaha Motor Booth”
CEATEC 2003 “Hitachi booth”
2007
2006
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2004
Design
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Second Award
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2003
net&com 2003 “Computer Associates booth”
N+I 2002 “Computer Associates booth”
DSE “Computer Associates booth”
Ark hills Christmas 2001 “Angel Garden”
“i2 PLANET 2002 Tokyo”
N+I 2001 “Computer Associates booth”
N+I 2001 “NTT data booth”
HOTERES JAPAN 2002, ”I’s Complex booth”
MEGA WEB 2001 X‘mas “Brilliant Snow”
2002
Projects
Date
Project
Location
2016 Apr.
Gyre Life Forest Project
Omotesando, Tokyo
2015 Feb.
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
GYRE Summer Installation
Cardboard tables
groovisions firstlight
LEXUS RX AMAZING NIGHT
CA4LA Illumination 2015
Roppongi Hills, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
2014 Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jun.
Jun.
KOHEI NAWA SANDWICH
IMA CONCEPT STORESTORE
DELVAUX GALLERY & OMOTESANDO BOUTIQUE
DELVAUX POP UP SHOP “MADAME DELVAUX BOUDOIR”
OYAMA YUEN HARVEST WALK Renewal Project
SHISEIDO ULTIMUNE Press Event
TORANOMON HILLS OPENING CEREMONY
BOCUSE D’OR ASIA PACIFIC 2014
Platter Design for Team Japan
SHISEIDO The ULTIMUNE Evening
LEXUS NX AMAZING NIGHT
TSUIKI-WAKI “MOON”
LUX 25th Anniversary “Bloom to Shine”
-Hair Meets Art ExhibitionSUPER PROGSESSORS: Leslie Kee x Lexus
TAMAE HIROKAWA
BODY GENEALOGY - Creation of SOMARTA -
Omotesando, Tokyo
Roppongi, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Hankyu Umeda, Osaka
Oyama, Tochigi
Ginza, Tokyo
Toranomon Hills, Tokyo
Shanghai, China
2013 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Jun.
Jun.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
MEDIA AMBITION TOKYO
JTQ POP-UP BOOK STORE@ROPPONGI
JTQ POP-UP BOOK STORE@DAIKANYAMA
UT POP-UP！TYO
Carlos Falchi Magical Wonderland
MARC JACOBS ICONIC SHOWPIECES EXHIBITION
NOUSAKU EXHIBITION 2013
Money after Money
OLD NAVY 2013 Press Event
Lhotse｜Manaslu Naoki Ishikawa
KIDS FUTURE LAB.
INTERSECT by LEXUS OPENING PARTY
TENMEI KANOH Private Photo Exhibition
Good Design Exhibition 2013
Roppongi, Tokyo
Daikanyama, Tokyo
Shibuya, Tokyo
Seibu Shibuya, Tokyo
Aoyama, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Harajuku, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Roppongi, Tokyo
Aoyama, Tokyo
Shinbashi, Tokyo
Tokyo Midtown, Tokyo
2012 Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Jun.
Jul.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
POWER PEOPLE by LESLIE KEE
MEDIA GEIJUTSU Exhibition –Flow&Bright“SUPER MAMA” by LESLIE KEE
NOUSAKU_vision
LEXUS Spindle Night “SPECIAL PIT PARTY”
SCENES／KARIMOKU NEW STANDARD
REBIRTH PROJECT work in progress
GYRE POP-UP STAND
OMOTE 3D SHASHIN KAN
KENZO BOX SHOP
Seibu Shibuya, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Ginza, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Aomi, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
2011 Mar.
The reflecting mirror of the times The world of Yamaguchi Harumi. Seibu Shibuya, Tokyo
NOUSAKU_ism
DOJIMA RIVER BIENNALE 2011
Omotesando, Tokyo
Dojima, Osaka
WAO ～Forest of Memories～
Mobile Installation “Listen to the wind, See the sound.”
NS_CONCEPT Naoki Sakai Exhibition
Omotesando, Tokyo
Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo
Tokyo Midtown DESIGN HUB
LEXUS BAR SPINDLE
Fuji International Speedway
KENZO PRESS EVENT IN TOKYO
Omotesando, Tokyo
GYRE ILLUMINATION “BRIGHT FALL”
Omotesando, Tokyo
LEXUS Spindle Night
MEGA WEB, Aomi
42th Tokyo Motor Show/SUBARU Booth
Naoki Ishikawa Exhibition -Halluci Mountain Omotesando, Tokyo
Singapore
Cool Japan Project 「VIVA JAPAN CAFE」
Jul.
Aug.
Sep.
Sep.
Sep.
Oct.
Jun.
Jul.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Omotesando, Tokyo
Shibuya, Tokyo
Omotesando & Shibuya
Toranomon Hills, Tokyo
Tokyo Tower, Tokyo
Omotesando Hills, Tokyo
Aoyama, Tokyo
Shibuya, Tokyo
Projects
Date
Project
Location
2010 Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Jun.
Jun.
Jul.
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Nov.
BMW Studio ONE
“Words of Ryoma” by Sisyu
docomo MOBILE TIDE
“Ohayo,Arigato,Gomennasai” by Sisyu
“Words of Ryoma” by Sisyu
MAQuillAGE The 5th Anniversary Powder Celebration Gallery
GYRE CELEBRATES 3rd ANNIVERSARYgroovisions firstlight
Jingumae,Tokyo
Kochi City Culture Plaza CUL-PORT
TOKYO BIG SIGHT, Tokyo
Yakushiji, Nara
Seibu Ikebukuro, Tokyo
Tokyo Midtown,Tokyo
Tokyo Midtown DESIGN HUB,Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
2009 Mar.
Apr.
May.
Jul.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
BMW Group Studio / The All-new BMW 7 Series
BMW Group Studio / The All-new BMW Z4
BMW Group Studio / All-new MINI Convertible
BMW Group Studio / MINI JHON COOPER WORKS
GOOD DESIGN EXHIBITION
JAPAN BRAND EXHIBITION in 100%Design Tokyo
The 41th Tokyo Motor Show / Yamaha Motor Booth
NIKE HARAJUKU / 11 GAME CHANGERS
Omotesando H.I.S. Illumination Bell Symphony
GYRE / Winter Illumination
CA4LA Omotesando / Opening Installation
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Tokyo Big Sight,Tokyo
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
Makuhari Messe,Chiba
Omotesando, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
2008 Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
May.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11th Japan Media Arts Festival
DENSO Gallery
BMW Group Studio / The All new BMW 120i Cabriolet
'Pure Graphic' Commemorative Exhibition
BMW Group Studio / BMW Art Car Collection
what's GOOD DESIGN 2008
BMW Group Studio / BMW X6 xDrive35i
BMW Group Studio / MINI JHON COOPER WORKS
BMW Group Studio / BMW Sauber F1 Team Collection
Tokyo Designer's Week Container Ground
/ TOKYO GAS "SUMIKA PROJECT“
Tokyo Designer's Week Container Ground / NIKE
BRANDING Inc. CI
BMW Group Studio / MINI HOT LOUNGE. 2008
eco Avenue MOVEMENT
kansei -Japan Design Exhibition-
The National Art Center, Tokyo
Kariya,Aichi
Marunouchi,Tokyo
SPIRAL,Tokyo
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
Milan Design Week Lexus L -finesse -Invisible GardenTOKYO DESIGN PREMIO
-Tokyo Designer's Week in MILAN
GOOD DESIGN PRESENTATION 2007
Fields / Meeting Room
JAPAN BRAND EXHIBITION in TDW
Tokyo Designer's Week 2007 Container Ground
/ GLOBE-TROTTER × Wallpaper*
GLOBE-TROTTER × Wallpaper*
110th Anniversary Reception
BMW Group Studio
Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo
Milan, Italy
Milan, Italy
KIT SAKURA SAKU st.
RICO FLAGSHIP SHOP
Omotesando Hills Opening Ceremony
Niji-zou Exhibition Kyoto
alain mikli Touch & See
“EARTH FROM ABOVE FOR BLIND PEOPLE”
Loveless Window display ～foundation addict～
SO INC. office
AK convention party
Kanebo Lavshuca Night
LOHAS Design Awards 2006
Tokyo Designer's Week 2006
100% Design TOKYO 2006
Tokyo Designer's Week Container Ground / NIKE
Photo Exhibition Super Stars by Leslie Kee
“ASIA IS ONE”
GINZA MAZDA CX-7 SHOWROOM
Hongo,Tokyo
Daikanyama, Tokyo
Kyoto ARTZONE, Kyoto
SPIRAL, Tokyo
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
2007 Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
2006 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May.
Jun.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
logo / Branding Book / web
Marunouchi, Tokyo
Omotesando, Tokyo
Les Arts Decoratifs, Musee du Louvre, Paris, France
Shibuya,Tokyo
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
The National Art Center, Tokyo
Marunouchi,Tokyo
Aoyama,Tokyo
Shibuya,Tokyo
CHUM APARTMENT STUDIO, Tokyo
East gallery, Tokyo
Marunouchi Building MARUCUBE,Tokyo
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
Omotesando Hills Space [O:],Tokyo
Ginza, Tokyo
Projects
Date
Project
Location
2005 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Jul.
Jul.
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Hollywood Wife by foundation addict opening reception
UNIQLO 2005 T-SHIRT COLLECTION
Kami-Robo expo 2005
TryGOD 1st installation
UNIQLO 2005 F/W Collection “edit”
Niji-zou Exhibition
KOSUGI S/S Collection
Licensing Asia 2005 / butterfly-stroke Booth
TOKYO TUNNELIX
Tokyo Designer’ s Week 2006 Container Ground / NIKE
Japantex 2005 / NICHIBEI Booth
NIKE×SOPH. JOGA BONITO
Naka-meguro,Tokyo
Harajuku Quest Hall,Tokyo
PARCO Gallery Shibuya,Tokyo
ESQUISSE Omotesando,Tokyo
Harajuku Quest Hall,Tokyo
IKEJIRI INSTITUTE OF DESIGN,Tokyo
Nihonbashi,Tokyo
Metropolitan Expressway Yamate-Tunnel,Tokyo
Container design
Harajuku,Tokyo
2004 Jun.
Jul.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
NIKE WHITE DUNK
HITACHI IT CONVENTION 2004
KOROMO BY RICO
CEATEC JAPAN 2004 / HITACHI Booth
Tokyo Designer’s Week 2004 Container Ground
/ Orix Real Estate
Japantex 2004 / NICHIBEI Booth
Artelligent Christmas Snow Bright Illumination
Mengelmoes
NTT DoCoMo / premini-S Town installation
at Daikanyama
Aoyama,Tokyo
TOKYO INTERNATIONAL FORUM,Tokyo
ESQUISSE Omotesando,Tokyo
Jingu-Gaien,Tokyo
HITACHI IT CONVENTION 2003
CEATEC JAPAN 2003 / HITACHI Booth
ORACLE World Tokyo 2003
ARKHILLS CHRISTMAS 2003 LA NOEL
TOKYO INTERNATIONAL FORUM,Tokyo
ARK KARAJAN PLAZA, Tokyo
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
2003 Jul.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
Roppongi hills Mohri Garden,Tokyo
Nishi-azabu , Tokyo
Daikanyama, Tokyo
Company Profile
JTQ Inc.
Suzufusa bldg. 4F, 1-16-12 Kamimeguro Meguro-ku, Tokyo, 153-0051 Japan
TEL: 03-3711-9499 FAX: 03-3711-9492
URL: http://www.jtq.jp
【CEO】
Junji Tanigawa
【Established】October 4, 2002
【Business Profile】
Creative direction for communication design
Consulting and project management for branding produce
【Capital】20,000,000 yen
【Main Bank】Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation / Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ
【Number of employee】14

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