OMOTE 3D SHASHIN KAN

TitleOMOTE 3D SHASHIN KAN
BrandIJET
Product / Service3D PRINTER
CategoryC03. Special Build
EntrantPARTY Tokyo, JAPAN
Entrant Company PARTY Tokyo, JAPAN
Advertising Agency PARTY Tokyo, JAPAN

Credits

Name Position
Naoki Ito/Qanta Shimizu Creative Director
Naoki Ito Art Director
Designer: Miho Ishizuka/Chihiro Konno Illustrator
Rumiko Nango/Hiroshi Jingu/Hideyuki Chihara Producer
Keita Furusawa Account Manager
Tech. Dir.: Daisuke Nakamura/Qanta Shimizu/Seiichi Saito/Motoi Ishibashi/3d Cg: Keita Ichiba Other Credits

Execution

We created OMOTE 3D SHASHIN KAN, the world’s first 3D portrait studio, where you can create a miniature figuring of yourself. We opened up a Pop-up Store in Tokyo for 2 months, where people can get themselves 3D scanned, and receive full-color 3D printed figurines. We have created all of the designs, including the spatial design of the Pop-up Store, the product design of the figurines themselves (the product design mainly refers to the development of the data correction technology. Currently we are applying for the patent of this technique), the package design of the figurines, the original textures, the logos, and so forth. The reservations were full before the opening of the Pop-Up Store. The impact not only spread through Japan, but also the countries around the world. Famous celebrities such as TED fellow JR, JJ Abrams, and Pharrell came to Japan to get their 3D figurines made.Our project was featured by most of the Japanese TV stations/newspapers and was also covered by over 50 renown media including ABC news, CNN, GIZMODO, and more. By media conversion, over 300 million yen worth of promotion effect was obtained. Likewise, we have received more than 1,000 inquiry mails all over the world.

English Translation of Main Headlines

OMOTE 3D SHASHIN KAN is the first exhibition by the Creative Lab PARTY. It's a pop-up store, where you can create a miniature figurine of yourself. This is the world's first attempt to capture you and your family's portraits in 3D, using 3D scanners and a 3D printer.