Digital Art-Technology Fusion

A digital art collective founded by Toshiyuki Inoko in 2001. Using projection mapping and interactive technology to create immersive digital art, teamLab has taken the world by storm. With permanent museums in Odaiba and Azabudai in Tokyo, their global exhibitions have attracted over 30 million cumulative visitors, representing a Japanese art revolution.

A new form of art museum combining digital technology and art. Realizes immersive experiences through projection mapping and interactive technology. Exhibitions worldwide, particularly in Tokyo, attract millions of annual visitors. Highly regarded internationally as a leading example of art-technology fusion. Represents Japan's creative industries.

Clothing sales within metaverse platforms and digital avatar fashion items. Major brands like Dolce & Gabbana and Gucci participate. Sales of NFT fashion items. Virtual fashion shows held in digital spaces. Creativity transcending physical constraints. Digitalized fashion industry. Exemplifies metaverse culture growth and fashion industry evolution in virtual spaces.

Care and welfare robots developed by Japanese companies. Addresses aging society and labor shortage. Examples include Pepper and Paro. Increasing products with human interaction and emotion recognition. Solution item for Japan's super-aging society challenges.

Japanese humanoid robotics technology exemplified by Honda's ASIMO. Inspired by Astro Boy, Japan's robot development history spans from industrial robots to caregiving and service robots. Japan's unique vision of human-robot coexistence continues to lead the world.

Pepper, an emotion-recognizing humanoid robot developed by SoftBank. Since its announcement in 2014, it has been deployed in various settings including store reception, facilities, and educational environments. It embodies Japan's robotics vision of human-robot coexistence.

The world's first hotel staffed by robots. Offering accommodation experiences utilizing cutting-edge technology, including dinosaur robot receptionists and robotic luggage carriers. Guinness-certified, it draws global attention as a fusion of Japanese technology and hospitality.