Notice Regarding Media Coverage of an Ongoing Art Project in Kagawa Prefecture

We are pleased to announce that media outlets have featured the upcycled artworks made from marine debris, currently being produced through a collaboration between Kagawa Prefecture and Tokyo University of the Arts.

Mayu Taniguchi (a graduate of Tokyo University of the Arts), an employee of our company involved in this project, is conducting her creative activities on-site in Kagawa Prefecture as part of a joint research initiative between our company and Tokyo University of the Arts.

This initiative was featured on Kagawa Prefecture’s government television program “Sun San Kagawa PLUS” (broadcast on August 28, 2025). Furthermore, the activities, along with Taniguchi’s name, were highlighted in the September 2025 issue of “My Public Relations Magazine,” a service that provides free distribution of public relations magazines issued by local governments.

・2025 San San Kagawa PLUS (22nd Edition) 《Kagawa Prefecture》

・My Public Relations Magazine: Everyone’s Prefectural Government THE Kagawa September 2025 Issue

This work is scheduled to be exhibited within Kagawa Prefecture’s exhibition project “Artistic Coastal Village KAGAWA” at the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo.
The exhibition period is Friday, September 26 to Monday, September 29, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM (planned), at Gallery WEST within the Expo grounds.
When you visit, please be sure to check out the Kagawa Prefecture booth.

▼ Reference Video
Marine Debris × Architecture × Art | Tokyo University of the Arts President Katsuhiko Hibino × AGB Mayu Taniguchi Discuss the Power of Upcycling