projection mapping
This year’s immersive lights display takes inspiration from the atmosphere of a Japanese summer festival with firework and firefly designs.
TeamLab’s newest artistic “digitized nature” vision features interactive light and sound elements as you traverse an ancient forest.
Even better, it’s a completely free way to spend some time in Tokyo’s upscale Ginza shopping district.
Thankfully, there’s still no actual nudity attached to these modern-meets-traditional installations to celebrate the spring.
Beautiful Naked digital art event comes to Kyoto’s Nijo Castle after dark (contains no nudity)【Pics】
As the sun goes down, the lights go on for an amazing illumination of Kyoto’s 345-year-old castle and its fall-color gardens.
One of the bleakest depictions of Tokyo in all of film is part of Olympics celebration projection mapping project.
Watch a party of adventurers take down an evil dragon on the wall of the InterContinental Yokohama Grand.
A Japanese inventor creates a projection mapping-enabled keyboard with letters that fly out into space as you type.
Projection mapping is a technology we seem to be hearing about quite often these days, and you may have seen it being used at various events or amusement park shows. But the video that we’re sharing with you today makes use of a highly unexpected and unusual surface to create a series of projection mapped images quite unlike anything we’ve seen before. In fact, the technology used in the video is so visually convincing that it seems to blur the line between reality and fantasy, and once you see it, we think you’ll be impressed by it too!





































































