Special "framed" artwork will be distributed to all visitors, regardless of whether they purchase the artwork or not.

Feel free to take photos of the interior of the store, including the products, and by holding the frame over your favorite item, you can create your own one-of-a-kind "personal art experience."

Posting to social media is also welcome.

Please share your experience at the venue using the hashtag "#HeralbonyMuseum."

*Numbers are limited and will end when stock runs out.

Art by Heralbony contract artists will be projected onto a large transparent signage installed on the 3rd floor of New Man Takanawa North, “+Base 2.”
The enlarged display of art, which is possible only with digital technology, will allow you to encounter the artist's expression from a different perspective than ever before.

Featured artists (some of them listed)
marina (Tokyo) "colorful brush1-mm2025"
Kohei Sato (Ibaraki Prefecture Natural Life Club) "Ghost"
Taisuke Kinugasa (Kyoto Prefecture) "Feelings"
Nakagawa Momoko (Yamanami Studio, Shiga Prefecture) "Title Unknown"
Ryo Nakao (Yamanami Studio, Shiga Prefecture) "Title Unknown"
Toshio Okamoto (Yamanami Studio, Shiga Prefecture) "Title Unknown"

To celebrate the opening, a limited-time spatial experience will be offered at Tsukishiro no Iori on the 28th floor of Luftbaum.

This space was inspired by the venue, Tsukishiro no Iori, which has a turret built using old wood from an old Kyoto house by carpenters who have inherited traditional construction methods, and the space that spreads across the entire LUFTBAUM floor, filled with plants that reflect Japan's four seasons.The space expresses the culture of "in between" that is rooted in Japanese life, based on the concept of a "veranda."

The museum will feature art by five artists under contract with Heralbony, and the artwork will blend seamlessly into the space, providing an experience that naturally frees people from any distinctions between those with and without disabilities.