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ログイン/新規会員登録A unique car created in collaboration with Toyota, the only one of its kind in the world 《HERALBONY NEWS October 2012 issue ①》
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"HERALBONY NEWS" introduces our latest endeavors. This month, we have a lot of news to share with you.
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Make tomorrow a little better,
Artistic natural water
> "Space"
Fumie Shimaoka
An exceptional mineral water that brings about small changes in society.
"Tomorrow Water," which uses the three artworks, is now on sale at NewDays stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area (excluding some stores) and on the e-commerce site.
Fumie Shimaoka
An exceptional mineral water that brings about small changes in society.
"Tomorrow Water," which uses the three artworks, is now on sale at NewDays stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area (excluding some stores) and on the e-commerce site.
> "Face"
Takahiro Kimura
"Tomorrow Water" was developed in collaboration with Tigris Japan, with the idea that "wouldn't it be nice to have more water options that fit individual values and lifestyles?" A portion of the sales will be paid to the unique artists through HERALBONY.
> Tomorrow Water | Brand site
Takahiro Kimura
"Tomorrow Water" was developed in collaboration with Tigris Japan, with the idea that "wouldn't it be nice to have more water options that fit individual values and lifestyles?" A portion of the sales will be paid to the unique artists through HERALBONY.
> Tomorrow Water | Brand site
In collaboration with Toyota Motor Corporation,
The only art rally car in the world
A pod of whales racing under the autumn sky.
As a first-time collaboration with Toyota Motor Corporation, the world's only unique art rally car competed in the "TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Rally Challenge in Rifu" and put on a spectacular rally.
The work chosen was "A Flock of Whales" by Daisuke Shibuta, winner of the TOYOTA Corporate Award at the "HERALBONY Art Prize 2024." Shibuta also participated in the rally and served as the starter.
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