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SHIODOME KINSHICHO
Designer YOTSUMOTO
takeshi YOTSUMOTO takeshi YOTSUMOTO
1964 Born in Tokyo
1990 Joined M-D Design Office
2000 Established Yoshimoto Design Office

Mr. Yotsumoto has been involved in designing numerous restaurants, retail outlets and housing. In recent years, he has expanded his business to include overseas clients.
Some of his major projects include Kohmen (all branches), Virgin Café (Hakuba), Tie Your Tie (Aoyama), Santa Maria Novella (Nagoya).
IIDABASHI
Designer WAKASA
manabu WAKASA manabu WAKASA
1967 Born in Tokyo
1990 Joined Aim Creates Corp.
Major projects include:
  • BOTEJYU SAN Iidabashi
  • BOTEJYU Namba
  • Vie De France Café – Echika Omotesando Branch
  • Vie De France Dining – Akihabara Branch
  • Marui Department Store Food Court, Kitasenju Branch
  • Fuchu Foris
  • Shahoden, Narita Airport Branch
MACHIDA KAWASAKI
Designer SHIMIZU
toshihiro SHIMIZU toshihiro SHIMIZU
1979 Born in Tokyo
2002 Graduated from Musashino Art University
Joined Aim Create Corp.
Major projects include:
Photographer
Jun Takahashi Photographerjun TAKAHASHI
shimohiro
 jun TAKAHASHI
Mr. Takahashi moved to New York in 1989. Since 2004, he has been based in both New York and Japan. His work consists of mainly portrait, beauty and fashion photography for advertisements, music-related projects, and domestic and overseas magazines. He enjoys traveling to new places every year as a way to refresh and rejuvenate himself (Peru, Nepal, South Africa, Ireland, etc.). This February, he took part in Ryuichi Sakamoto’s project, “Elephantism” Kenya DVD Book, as a still photographer. He continues to travel undertaking projects around world, both as a photographer from Japan and New York.