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WonderScape: Transforming Urban Spaces with Digital Media

In a significant move to enhance urban experiences, the Tokyo Construction Group, Yomiuri Advertising Agency, and Prime Place have launched a new company called WonderScape, set to revolutionize urban media environments by creating added value through digital signage and promotional events. This innovative initiative aims to utilize major urban areas across Japan to transform the existing landscapes into vibrant hubs of information dissemination and community engagement.

Company Background

Established on June 2, 2025, in Chuo, Tokyo, WonderScape embodies the vision to integrate 'Wonder' and 'Scape'—where 'Wonder' represents surprise and curiosity, while 'Scape' refers to the city's scenery. The aim is to blend technology with urban design, enriching the public's interaction with city spaces.

Following the pandemic, the importance of experiential value in physical spaces became more pronounced. Digital signage emerged as a versatile medium, capturing attention in various locations, from busy street corners to subway stations. Notably, large-scale digital signage installations have transcended traditional advertising roles, enhancing the aesthetics and user experience of urban environments.

Core Business Model

WonderScape's core business revolves around the comprehensive planning, development, and operation of large digital signage in major cities while also being open to projects in privately owned properties. The initiative encompasses:

• - Digital Signage Development: Initiating projects that align with Tokyo Construction Group's sizable developments and properties.
• - Collaborative Events: Fostering engaging promotional events linked to the digital signs to create meaningful urban interactions.

As part of its inaugural project, WonderScape has commenced operations of the Otemachi Tower Vision, a colossal digital screen located in the Otemachi Tower, a multifunctional structure comprising offices, hotels, and commercial spaces. This tower directly connects to the Otemachi subway station and the surrounding busy public area known as Mori Plaza. The innovative digital signage measures approximately 300 inches and contributes significantly to both advertising efforts and urban entertainment, aiming to attract office workers and visitors alike.

Future Developments

Moving forward, WonderScape plans to expand its digital signage installations across more properties owned by Tokyo Construction and third-party entities. Their strategy is to not only enhance communication in urban settings but also to stimulate local economies by increasing foot traffic and engagement through events. The synergy between digital media and real-world experiences will be paramount in driving community vibrancy.

The Otemachi Tower: A Prime Example

The Otemachi Tower has been a pivotal hub since its full completion in 2014. It connects with five subway lines, making it accessible for countless commuters. The development also includes Mori Plaza, a lively underground space that hosts various events throughout the year, thereby creating a crossroads of culture, business, and community in the heart of Tokyo.

Through WonderScape, the Otemachi Tower Vision will be instrumental in upcoming promotional events in Mori Plaza, serving as a platform for dynamic community engagement and urban storytelling.

Conclusion

WonderScape's establishment marks a new era in urban experience design. By integrating advanced digital signage with strategic urban planning and community-focused initiatives, it aims to redefine how residents and visitors interact with their environments, contributing to a sustained thriving urban culture. As cities continue to evolve, WonderScape stands at the forefront of creating inspiring, interactive urban landscapes that celebrate both the present and the future of city living.

Company Overview

• - Company Name: WonderScape, Inc.
• - Establishment Date: June 2, 2025
• - Location: 1-4-16 Yaesu, Chuo, Tokyo
• - Shareholders: Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. (56%), Yomiuri Advertising Agency (34%), Prime Place Co., Ltd. (10%)
• - CEO: Ken Jimbo (Executive Officer at Tokyo Tatemono)
• - Website: WonderScape