Date: SEP - 2026
Category: Experience

Six new designs introduced to Business Class amenity kits (Edition 3)

Six new varieties of original pouches adorned with works by HERALBONY’s contracted artists have been introduced to the Business Class amenity lineup.
For this edition, we have newly included practical inner items designed to be enjoyed not only during your flight but also after your travels.

///Business Class Amenities

Service Period:: 2026.09 -
Availability:: Between Japan and Europe, USA (except Hawaii, Guam), Canada, and Australia
Items:: Flights departing from Japan) Book cover and pen case, Flights departing from overseas) Passport cover and baggage tag

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///ARTIST 001

"London Taxi"

Hiroshi Yoshida/ATELIER YOOHOO!! - Kyoto

Originally focusing on ceramics, Hiroshi Yoshida began painting in earnest in 2014. His early works, primarily in oil pastels, often depicted animals. Over time, as he expanded his subjects to include landscapes, cityscapes, and people, he shifted to using colored pencils. While he often works from photographs, his colors emerge more vivid and pop-like than in reality–a hallmark of his style. In particular, his portrayals of people exude cheerfulness and humor, leaving viewers with a sense of joy.
///ARTIST 002

"Yellow Town"

Kanta Wajima/Ishikawa

Born in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. From the age of two, he developed a love for animals, which sparked his passion for drawing. As he grew, his interests expanded to include rakugo (a traditional Japanese form of comedic storytelling), toys, animation, Minna no Uta (literally "Songs for Everyone", a music program for children), and trivia, blending these inspirations into his artwork. His illustrations often feature original characters alongside himself and his younger sister. His dream is to bring his art and characters to life in an animated series. Each day, he dedicates himself to creating stories, carefully considering the cast and scenes for his future work.
///ARTIST 003

"Be a little bit careful going forward."

Kayano Tanida/Chiang Mai,Thailand

Each morning, she rises at 7 a.m., without the need for an alarm, starting her day with a glass of strawberry milk and a simple bowl of plain yogurt – no fruit, just the essentials. With an impressive skill for mastering games, she moves through them with ease, living life on her own terms, guided by a sharp sense of dedication and unique perspective. For Kayano, discovering acrylic paints was the turning point that sparked her happiness. Creating art became a daily ritual, with her vibrant, soul-stirring expressions capturing the world she sees. These paintings are her way of speaking, a language of color and form that says more than words ever could.
///ARTIST 004

"BIG STEP"

SATO/Boston, USA

It has become SATO’s daily routine to create an artwork at home, since he first encountered the world of watercolor painting at a summer camp at the age of 10,He doesn't follow any motif, rather he chooses a combination of several colors from his palette based on his mood and feelings and fills a large-sized drawing paper with a watery touch, reminiscent of jellybeans or raindrops. To ensure the hues remain pure, he prefers using a specific transparent watercolor paints made in the United States. When people compliment his artwork, saying, "It's beautiful," he happily echoes back, "It's beautiful." In his leisure time, he enjoys activities such as weaving, playing the piano, and dancing at an art class in Boston.
///ARTIST 005

"Flower"

Kei Sugahara/Community Work KOKKARA - Nara

Kei spends each day making and selling tofu at a small tofu shop. He wins people over with his kind smile and gentle nature, and many customers have become his fans. His words come a little uneven at times, but they carry a warmth that touches everyone. This piece was painted instinctively, with his brush guiding the work as it unfolded. Kei explains that rather than painting what he sees, he wanted to let the flowers in his heart grow freely, from tulips and sunflowers to cacti, in any form they wished. He is especially pleased with the way he layered the colors in this piece. When he finished, he smiled and said, "I’m especially fond of this lemon yellow."
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"Untitled"

Serge Stefoglo/Ateliera92 - Paris

Serge Stefoglo is a French-based artist originally from Moldova. Drawing on electronic music and fantasy and horror films, he creates dense, rhythmic worlds built from countless small marks. A perfectionist by nature, he aims for a computer-like precision, filling each sheet with carefully controlled details. His preferred tool is a fine black felt-tip pen, which he uses to develop patterns, pointillism, and repeated motifs. He is fluent in Moldovan, English, Russian, and French, and, mostly self-taught, he studies design, IT, music software, and even the Bible, always searching for new concepts to transform into paintings.