The Daijuji Temple, a family temple of the Matsudaira and Tokugawa shoguns, is decorated with fantastic light and the world of the Sugitoe paintings is recreated by projection mapping using high-resolution digital data for the first time for a total of 22 paintings, 16 of the Ita-e Koshoku Sugitoe and 6 of the Kobojo Sugitoe, which have not been on public display for more than 40 years.

The Ito Family Residence, an Aichi Prefecture-designated Tangible Cultural Property, will be specially opened to the public and three special exhibitions will be held under the theme of "Festival of Flowers and Digital Art".

Digital animation content themed around ‘vibrant summer scenes with a sense of openness’, featuring digital art inspired by motifs of “summer” and ‘travel’, combined with seaside landscapes and summer scenes from around the world to express anticipation and excitement for summer.

Christmas event at Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel with a rainbow-colored sparkling tree decorated with crystal glass and Swarovski

Specially opened the Ito family residence, a symbol of the Shikemichi townscape (usually closed to the public), and feature traditional Japanese cultural arts such as flower arrangement, calligraphy, maiko and geiko culture, and digital art using projection mapping

A digital art installation in the main lobby of Nagoya Kanko Hotel, featuring a wisteria flower sculpture combined with projection mapping of animated bijin-ga from ukiyo-e.

A digital installation work of projection mapping images set in a fantastic forest with bamboo objects displayed in the main lobby of the Nagoya Kanko Hotel.

Digital art installation work in collaboration with tree cherry blossom objects, large-format Japanese paper and projection mapping video in the main lobby of the Nagoya Kanko Hotel.