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Heralding a Century of Cultural Milestones: Heralbony Museum Opens in 2026

In a significant development for the cultural landscape of Japan, Heralbony Co., Ltd celebrates its 8th anniversary on July 24, 2026, and simultaneously announces the launch of the 'Heralding 100-Year History Museum' (Hyakunen-shi Museum) set to open on August 14, 2026, in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture. This initiative serves as a bridge between the past and the future, emphasizing the company's commitment to cultivating cultural progress for the next century.

A Vision for Centuries Ahead

The creation of this museum is not simply a reflection of Heralbony's past but is rooted in a robust vision: to foster cultural advancements that resonate 100 years into the future. Since its establishment in 2018, Heralbony has championed the expressions of artists living with disabilities through a diverse range of initiatives spanning art, fashion, space design, and social activism. The museum is designed as a space not just to preserve the past but to actively pass on a vision for the future.

Exhibits Highlighting Heralbony's Journey

The museum will feature several exhibition sections:

1. Origins

This section chronicles the early inspirations of the founding siblings, Takumi and Fumito Matsuda, alongside their brother Shota, who lives with profound intellectual disabilities. With a backdrop of their family dynamics, the exhibit showcases childhood anecdotes and original works, including Shota's free drawings and Takumi's graduation film,