1997: Graduated from the Royal College of Art (RCA), Ceramics and Glass Dept (London, UK). After working for 2 years in London, she setup the Kana? Design Labo (Freelance Design Studio). She is also part time professor for Industrial Design and Product Design courses at prominent Universities. Her own vision of the world can be seen in her designs of table wares, lightings, home electric appearances, and interior designs.

Originally an artist for "Ukiyoe", color prints of everyday life in the Edo period, Mr. Koichiro Tokumochi is now specialized in iron sculpture of Jazz musicians. It all started from that one night in 1989, at a bar near Village Gate, NY, when Mr. Tokumochi sketched live jazz musicians unintentionally on a napkin. He was surprised to find how capturing the rhythm of musicians with "lines" coincides with the art of Ukiyoe. Now, Tokumochi's art can be seen in many upscale interior shops in Japan and collectors' house!

1980 Graduated from Tama University of Arts three-dimensional design course. SEIKO Epson designer. 1989 Joined ID TWO, which was the predecessor of the American "IDEO" corporation. 1996 Ended 7 1/2 years of American life and returned to Japan. Established "IDEO Japan". 2002 Established "Naoto Fukasawa Design" in Tokyo.

1999: Graduated from The Kyoto Seika College fine arts department design subject construction field.1999-02: Joined Modeling production company in Kyoto. 2002: Established PULL+PUSH PRODUCTS. Sato has endless ideas on incorporating architectural buildings into our lifestyle interior goods. Utilizing his expertise in cement modeling, he created a whole line of unique products that are not only decorative, but also functional.

Born in Hokkaido. Noriyuki Ebina specializes in product designs and have won many of international design competition.

A well known architect in Japan who specializes in designing temples, residential houses, and offices.

An interior and graphic designer, whose concentration is on products design. He graduated from Milan Domus Academy and has competed in and won multiple design competitions. He even brought the Mongolian nomad dwelling, called GEL, into his office and turned it into a meeting room.