The first “digital archive of designers” in Japan that compiles the works, footprints, and episodes of designers who have led Japanese design from the prewar to the postwar period and to the present day. This is the first “digital archive of designers” in Japan. The collection is full of realistic stories through interviews with the designers themselves, their families, and former staff members. The book is full of realistic stories from interviews with the designers themselves, their families, and former staff members.

Design Collection” on the 7th floor of Matsuya Ginza sells excellent design goods from all over the world, selected by the members of the committee. Naoto Fukasawa was in charge of the overall store concept, Kaoru MENDE was in charge of the lighting design, and Taku SATO was in charge of the in-store graphics.

This website is a “collection of visual works” supervised, composed, and selected by Mr. Sugiura, where you can freely explore, move, select, surprise, play, learn, and enjoy the world of Sugiura's works floating in space.

The design field is divided into the three fields of graphic, fashion, and product, and the project aims to preserve and utilize materials to build an archive so that Japan's valuable culture-related materials with historical and cultural value will not be scattered or lost. A project led by the Agency for Cultural Affairs and implemented from FY2015 to FY2020. *The project has now been terminated.

An application for iOS that allows users to view a list of chairs in Musashino Art University's collection and browse them in 3D data, including detailed data about the chairs in addition to 3D data.

APJ is a platform for collecting and providing information on Japanese modern and contemporary art and museum collections throughout Japan and abroad.
Art Platform Japan (APJ) is managed by the National Center for Art Research (NCAR), an independent administrative agency of the National Museum of Art.