Works Production Achievements

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  Achieving Stunning Visual Fidelity with High-Brightness Projectors × Magic Wall / arkbell,inc.

  • Immersive Magic Wall

  arkbell,inc. (Headquarters: Ota-ku, Tokyo) is an "audio, visual, and lighting solutions company" that has produced numerous events and spatial experiences. To allow clients to truly "experience" the value of projection mapping, the company opened a test lab within their own studio. To maximize the sense of immersion in that space, they introduced "Immersive Magic Wall," our specialized projector paint that enables high-contrast visual expression. ■ Pre-Installation Challenges When launching the test lab, the company faced the issue of image washout caused by conventional "white walls." Even with the introduction of the latest high-brightness projectors, white walls cause diffuse light reflection, resulting in the loss of contrast—the lifeblood of visual content. They realized the need to look beyond equipment specifications and change the "wall (environment)" acting as the canvas. While carefully evaluating various paints capable of preventing this washout, including competitors' products, they visited the Immersive showroom in Ebisu. The stunning "depth of color" they witnessed left a profound impact and became the deciding factor for the installation.

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  Discovering New Possibilities in Communication Spaces with the Projector Professionals / Epson Sales Japan Corporation

  • Immersive Engine

  Epson Sales Japan Corporation handles the domestic marketing and sales for the Seiko Epson Group, offering solution proposals through office automation equipment. In January 2026, they opened "Epson XaILab," a corporate solution center located in the Shinjuku Miraina Tower. "XaILab" functions as a co-creation lab that fuses Experience and Innovation. To realize the evolution from a traditional product showcase showroom to a solution center that works closely with customers to solve their challenges, Immersive was selected as a partner. We handled the implementation of the "Immersive Engine" in two locations within the facility, as well as the production of "original CG content" for the 360° immersive space. For this article, we spoke with Mr. Kozawa and Mr. Matsuyama from the Marketing Communications Department at Epson Sales Japan Corporation, who drove this project forward. We asked them about the "update of communication spaces" brought about by combining projectors with the Immersive Engine. End Client: Epson Sales Japan Corporation Partner: ITOKI CORPORATION

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  Birth of an Overwhelming Immersive Space to Maximize the Value of Experiential Tours / Suntory Natural Mineral Water Minami Alps Hakushu Plant

  • Immersive Magic Wall

  The Suntory Natural Mineral Water Minami Alps Hakushu Plant (Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture) is the production hub for "Suntory Natural Mineral Water," nestled in abundant nature. This popular facility allows visitors of all ages to observe the actual production lines up close. To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the facility underwent a major renewal of its tour, now titled "Dive into the World of Natural Water! Suntory Natural Mineral Water (Minami Alps) Story Tour." To provide an "overwhelming sense of immersion" for experiencing the story behind the production of Suntory Natural Mineral Water, the Immersive Magic Wall was selected as the core solution.

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  A New Experience Value Chosen by Workplace Professionals / Frontier Consulting Co., Ltd.

  • Immersive Magic Wall
  • Immersive Engine

  Since its establishment in 2007, Frontier Consulting Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) is a consulting firm with domestic and international bases, operating under the purpose of "creating the future of workers and workplaces." They provide one-stop solutions for all workplace-related challenges, ranging from office construction and building renewal to flexible workplace businesses. Their track record spans a wide range of projects, from large-scale developments covering thousands of square meters to global initiatives. Upon relocating to "Grand Green Osaka," an advanced business hub in the Kansai region, the company aimed to have its new office function as a mockup—a space for proposing new experiences in future workplaces.