An exhibition entitled “One Piece Art Nue Daikaku-ji, Maju to Hime to Chikai no Hana” (Devil, Princess and the Vow of the Flowers), which involved Dentsu Live, has been recognized with multiple awards.

 

・Won a Display Industry Excellence Award at the 37th Display Industry Awards (2018)(*1) (Deputy Director General for Commerce and Service at the Minister’s Secretariat of Economy, Trade and Industry Award)
http://display.or.jp/zzdsan/dsan020_sangyousho.pdf

 

・Won Bronze at the DFA Design for Asia Awards 2018 (*2)
https://dfaa.dfaawards.com/winner/

 

・Honorable Mention in the 52nd Japan Sign Design Association Award (2018) (*3)
http://www.sign.or.jp/sda-award/%E5%88%86%E9%A1%9Ea-1%E5%85%A5%E9%81%B8-2

 

This work was exhibited at Kyu Saga Gosho Daihonzan Daikakuji (former Saga Imperial Palace Daikakuji Temple) in Kyoto from October 7–22, 2017, as an exhibition where visitors could enjoy a completely original story of “One Piece” depicted in Japanese paintings, including picture scrolls, ink paintings, and nishiki-e (colored woodblock print).

Visitors could enjoy a full story by perusing the entire temple grounds, and of the works on display, the largest garden painting ever made of “ONE PIECE,” which used the vast garden, became a hot topic of discussion.

(*1) Organized by the Nippon Display Federation with the aim of promoting the display industry and boosting social awareness by recognizing and publicly promoting outstanding display works.
http://display.or.jp/index.html

 

(*2) Organized by the Hong Kong Design Centre (HKDC), the DFA Design for Asia Awards recognize user-centric design projects that embrace Asian society’s unique cultural values while incorporating sustainable development and the use of technology to improve the quality of life in local communities. These awards aim to bring outstanding designs to the public’s attention and to recognize outstanding designs with an Asian perspective.
https://dfaa.dfaawards.com/

 

(*3) The only award program for sign design in Japan, sponsored by the Japan Sign Design Association. The program’s aim is to help popularize and improve sign design by bringing outstanding designs to the public’s attention.
http://www.sign.or.jp/