We created an entire branding package for "Daiei," a sheet metal company based in Komatsu, Ishikawa.

A total rebranding project for Coprec, a precision sheet metal processing company in Kakegawa, Shizuoka. With the vision "Proud of Our Factories", the project aims to elevate the pride of those in manufacturing and improve the industry's perception at both local and national levels. By establishing a strong identity through a new logo and original typography, the project created a unified design system applied across new factory, signage, uniforms, and the company website. This comprehensive branding sets a new standard for manufacturing, extending beyond a single company to challenge the industry as a whole.

Now in its 11th year, Nihonbashi’s flagship spring event, SAKURA FES NIHONBASHI, has become a well-established platform for new ideas and community connection. To strengthen the festival’s brand and ensure sustainable growth, Konel led the overall creative direction. By redefining what makes Nihonbashi unique, we developed designs and strategies with a long-term vision for the festival’s future.

SCAN THE WORLD (STW) is an ongoing project led by artists Kenta Ishige and BIEN, focused on capturing urban landscapes using handheld scanners. Through discussions with the artists and a deeper understanding of the project, we created a website as an interactive art piece.

Welcome to a space where you can drop by without any specific reason—a casual, purpose-free room. Soft robots known as Morph welcome visitors into this space, offering an experience of surrender and presence. Come as you are and immerse yourself in the experience.

Global chemical company Daicel and creative media outlet Chizai Zukan have jointly developed and operated Bipass, a web media platform dedicated to exploring new resource pathways. Focusing on biomass, Daicel’s core technology, Bipass goes beyond the company’s initiatives to feature efforts from various organizations and industries. By encouraging discussions and raising awareness, it aims to expand the social recognition of biomass and build a network of contributors working toward a sustainable future.

QUON is a modern reinterpretation of geta (traditional Japanese wooden sandals), crafted from recycled textile waste. Unlike conventional wooden geta, QUON is quieter when walking and features vibrant textures that expand its role in fashion. Its replaceable sole design enhances durability while promoting higher textile recycling rates through continued use.

Hanamurasaki, a renowned ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) in Yamanaka Onsen, Ishikawa, underwent a rebranding to continue its legacy as a "Cultural Salon that Evolves with Tradition."