Sanrio Puroland and Heralbony have launched a co-creation project aiming to create a "theme park for everyone."

Now, we have launched a co-creation project at Puroland to take the provision of "inclusive entertainment" to the next level. Puroland already offers "heartful services" for those who have difficulty waiting for long periods, and non-verbal shows that do not use dialogue. As a next step, on March 21, we invited people with various disabilities to experience how everyone can enjoy the main parade at Sanrio Puroland together, by touching character plushies to understand their shapes, and using subtitles, sign language, and audio guides.

Going forward, we will continue to make the theme park more welcoming by incorporating the feedback from participants.

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Collaboration with "kikippa earphones" equipped with the world's first* Gamma Wave Sound™

Pixie Dust Technologies Inc., which has been running businesses that address social issues and support people through technology, and Heralbony, which has challenged the state of society and culture by focusing on disability with unique artists, have come together.

The convergence of their paths has led to a collaboration that offers an experience of "returning to the self that undeniably exists amidst daily change."

A limited edition model of "kikippa earphones," equipped with the world's first* "Gamma Wave Sound™," featuring unique art, is now available. The featured artists arefuco:,Kaoru Iga, andYu Takada. Works with overlapping colors, fitting the concept of "Me, a multitude of colors," were selected. By simply incorporating "kikippa earphones" into daily life, you can easily stimulate your brain anytime, whether studying, doing chores, or exercising.

*Technology that processes sound by performing 40Hz amplitude modulation on partial signals contained in input audio (patented)

The open-ear type earphones do not block your ears, allowing you to naturally pick up ambient sounds and conversations while wearing them, so you can use them safely in various daily situations, such as commuting or doing housework. With high-quality sound thanks to advanced acoustic technology, and excellent call quality, phone calls and online meetings are comfortable.

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We will be opening a limited-time pop-up store on the 1st floor of Hankyu Men's Tokyo!
This is a rare opportunity to experience the product, so please come visit.
Location: Hankyu Men's Tokyo 1F Pop-up Area
Period: April 15 (Wed) - April 28 (Tue), 2026
Business hours: 12:00-20:00 *Subject to Hankyu Men's Tokyo business hours
In addition, in conjunction with "ROUTINE RECORDS," a project that connects daily life without barriers with people with intellectual disabilities by elevating the "sounds" that people with intellectual disabilities repeat in their daily lives into music, original songs created from the daily sounds of the three featured artists are now available.

This time, musician haruka nakamura created the original music. Please enjoy this special audio experience where technology and art intersect, with kikippa, which boasts exceptional sound quality.

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Art items by featured artists

Flare Skirt One-Piece Dress "Shiawase Pink"
fuco:

Knit Combination One-Piece Dress "Night View"
Kaoru Iga

Nylon Square Pouch "Shiawase Pink"
fuco:

Long Sleeve T-shirt "Meiro"
YuTakada

First participation in Paris design salon "Matter&Shape"

Photo Credit: Celia Spenard-Ko / Yurina Niihara

HERALBONY made its first appearance at "Matter&Shape," an international exhibition for exceptional projects held in Paris.

"Matter&Shape" is an exhibition held during Paris Fashion Week, where leading creators from various fields gather, including department stores, select shops, international fashion companies from around the world, as well as architects, designers, museums, galleries, design firms, and fashion media.

Heralbony exhibited the charm of its unique artwork, expressed through various techniques with a long history in Japan.
Here are some of them.
Photo Credit: Yurina Niihara

The collaboration with Suzuki Morihisa Studio, an ironware workshop with a 400-year history, implemented in October 2025, was exhibited as a Paris Edition with new art. The fusion of the tradition of Suzuki Morihisa Studio, highly acclaimed domestically and internationally for its advanced casting techniques and beautiful forms, and Heralbony's vision of creating culture from Morioka to the world, realized a new expression where craftsmanship and art meet.
Photo Credit: Yurina Niihara

Keisuke Mori's "Seishun no Ballad" was created in collaboration with 株式会社大桐 (Ohgiri Co., Ltd.), a long-established company in Kiryu, Gunma Prefecture, specializing in "Yokoburi Shishu," one of Japan's proud traditional embroidery techniques. The free brushstrokes and diverse colors, which are the charm of the original painting, were reinterpreted through embroidery.

Yokoburi Shishu is characterized by artisans sewing each piece freehand, operating a machine with their feet while moving the fabric with their hands, and sewing as if drawing a picture. For this work, about 100 colors of thread were generously used and sewn in multiple layers to express the thickness and shading of the paint, which are the charm of the original painting.

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