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Osaka Station City "Plum Blossom"
Stained Glass
Stained Glass "Plum Blossom" / Original Designer and Supervisor : Eiji Mitooka / Elevator Hall, 4F Office Lobby, Osaka Station City North Gate Building / Installed on May, 2011
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The office space "Office Tower, North Gate Building" connected directly to the West Japan's largest transport terminal "JR Osaka station" opened in spring 2011.
In this age's social trend called "eco" in our environments and lifestyles including energy, "Plants", which feel "ECO" essence and bring healing effects, were used as motifs for the stained glasses installed at the office tower in North Gate Building.
Among them, "plum blossom" is a Japan's representative flower as well as cherry blossom, and it is also set as the flower of Osaka prefecture. Its flower words are "Virtuous heart, innocence, loyalty" and it has been loved by Japanese people since ancient times. By "cherry and plum blossom", two flowers that symbolize Osaka, we further emphasize "Osaka identity", aiming for a synergistic effect.
Data
| Original Designer and Supervisor | Eiji Mitooka | Planner | CREARE Atami-Yugawara Studio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Elevator Hall, 4F Office Lobby, Osaka Station City North Gate Building Map | Producer | CREARE Atami-Yugawara Studio, (Supported by Japan Traffic Culture Association) |
| Installed on | May, 2011 | News | |
| Type | Stained Glass | ||
| Size | 3.0m × 1.75m | ||
| Keywords | Plum blossom , Osaka |
Data
| Original Designer and Supervisor | Eiji Mitooka |
|---|---|
| Location | Elevator Hall, 4F Office Lobby, Osaka Station City North Gate Building Map |
| Installed on | May, 2011 |
| Type | Stained Glass |
| Size | 3.0m × 1.75m |
| Keywords | Plum blossom , Osaka |
| Planner | CREARE Atami-Yugawara Studio |
| Producer | CREARE Atami-Yugawara Studio, (Supported by Japan Traffic Culture Association) |
| News |
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