The newly opened Fukuoka City Science Museum’s planetary development simulator, “Planet Planter.” Visitors can take part by inserting the stamp card they are given, working together and competing as they develop a planet. A participatory exhibit filled with grand aspirations, designed to inspire children to think about the future. KOO-KI handled everything from planning and direction through to production.

Special exhibition held at Fukuoka City Science Museum in the summer of 2018. Introduced the inner workings of various living creatures and objects through “sukeru” (to see through / to make transparent). Despite being its first original special exhibition, it drew approximately 85,000 visitors. Currently touring Japan, with requests to host it coming in from cities across the country. Official website: https://sukesuke.jp/

“Seven Wonders of the Grove,” an interactive exhibit inside Amu Plaza Kumamoto, which opened in 2021. KOO-KI planned and produced six content pieces to help visitors enjoy the three-dimensional garden, lush with water and greenery, even more. Rather than merely adding on to the space, the works were designed to harmonize with nature by making full use of real plants, trees, and rocks.