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Date: OCT - 2026
Category: Experience

Art Panels Decor Featured in the Haneda Airport "Sakura Lounge" (North Wing)

As part of the Sakura Lounge renovation, artwork panels by 14 artists represented by HERALBONY are on display, adding warmth and color to your lounge experience before departure.

///About

Location:: Haneda Airport Terminal 1, North Wing
Period:: From October 2026

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///ARTIST 001

"Glow of Dawn"

Daiki Ito/AIAI Art Museum（Saitama, Japan）

Daiki Ito grew up in his hometown of Kawagoe, gazing at Mount Fuji towering on the opposite bank. After his father passed away, he began to see his father's presence in Mount Fuji and started depicting himself as the moon. When he paints Mount Fuji, he confronts the mountain for a full four hours without the slightest movement. Only when darkness envelops the surroundings after the sun has set does he finally begin his creation.
He has a talent for swimming and fearlessly takes on long-distance swims. Perhaps due to this, his natural landscape paintings burst with colors akin to splashing water droplets.
///ARTIST 002

"Either Side Up"

fuco:/Saga

Fuco:'s creative journey began when her mother, handed fuco: a piece of paper and a pen, asking her to draw a circle when she couldn’t attend school and had nothing to do. The circular motif resonated perfectly within her, and she became deeply engrossed in it. It has been five years since she started drawing circles, and recently, adding other motifs such as triangles and squares filling the large canvases day after day, never getting tired of the creating process. While her verbal communication is minimal, she often finds herself murmuring the words softly that come to her mind repeatedly and occasionally artworks are born alongside these words.
///ARTIST 003

"PEACOCK"

ANNA/Chiba

Based in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, ANNA began drawing as a child, starting with spontaneous scribbles. In first grade, her work was recognized in a local art contest, which inspired her to focus on animals and plants.
For ANNA, drawing is a significant means of self-expression. Because she finds it difficult to perceive objects in three dimensions, she photographs her subjects to view them as flat images, then captures them in intricate detail. Her vivid use of color and bold black outlines reflect a strong attention to detail and a clear artistic vision that defines her unique style.
///ARTIST 004

"Thoughts for a Friend"

Teppei Kasahara/PICFA - Saga

With quiet dedication, Teppei Kasahara fills his canvases with intricately drawn characters using fine-tipped pens ranging from 0.03 to 0.7mm. From people to animals, trees, and robots – each one distinct, each one irreplaceable.
Every expression and pose is subtly different, capturing a full range of emotion and giving each figure a quiet presence of its own.
///ARTIST 005

"Flower Waltz"

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 006

"apples"

Nozomi Fujita/Oita

Born in 2001 in Oita City, he was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder with severe learning disability at the age of three. Currently, he attends Yamabiko-Hiroba (daycare for people with disabilities) run by Social Welfare Corporation KOFUKU-KAI. He has a strong interest in logos and letters, and since elementary school, he has been drawing his favorite objects almost every day. His drawing style is unique; despite his hyperactivity and constant movement, he suddenly sits down and starts drawing unpredictably.
///ARTIST 007

"View of FUJISAN from JAL"

Taisuke Kinugasa/Kyoto

For Taisuke Kinugasa, to live is to paint. He depicts the landscapes he witnesses while traveling around the world with his family in his unique view, overflowing with light and vibrant colors. With a magical and highly regarded sense of color and sensitivity, he swiftly selects from hundreds of paints and brings them to life on canvas. His artworks have received significant acclaim both domestically and internationally. Notably, one of his artwork, large-scale ema, a wooden wishing plaques, have been dedicated at the Kamigoryo Shrine in Kyoto and the Shirakumo Shrine within the Kyoto Imperial Palace.
///ARTIST 008

"Apple"

Kazuki Noguchi/Jinenjo Club - Ibaraki

Born in Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Kazuki Noguchi has been part of the JINENJO Club since 2011, engaging in farming, painting, and traditional drumming. Though he’s usually quiet and composed, the moment he picks up the drum, something shifts–his movements become bold, his voice rings out with lively, powerful shouts.
In relaxed moments, Kazuki naturally takes the lead, guiding those around him with a quiet, steady confidence. He delights in singing and dancing along to music, often getting swept up in the rhythm. His artwork draws inspiration from the idols and actors he admires on TV, and with each layer of color, he creates pieces that are vibrant, expressive, and filled with warmth.
///ARTIST 009

"Rapeseed Blossoms"

Masahiro Fukui/Artspace Colorful Institute-Tottori

Masahiro Fukui uses acrylic paints for his artwork and draws while observing the motifs. For many years, he has been drawing flowers as his main motif, and in recent years,focusing on a single flower, sometimes drawing it continuously for months. His artwork captivates people through simplified colors and shapes drawn with a large brush, giving a lovely touch and gently leading viewers into the world of kindness.But not only that, he also has a different side in his artwork. His original "Fukui Font," boldly expressed with a marker pen, exudes a dignified atmosphere, creating a sense of intrigue.
///ARTIST 010

"Drops"

Kaede Wajima/Ishikawa

Kaede Wajima has a natural love for stories full of magic, with heroes and heroines at the heart of each adventure. Since the age of five, she has been carefully cutting origami paper to create the characters and items from her imagination.
With a dream of one day becoming a film director, she brings her ideas to life through bold, confident lines in her original picture books and stories.
///ARTIST 011

"Bouquet"

Shotaro Takeuchi/TamuTamu House Nakayama Workshop - Miyagi

Born in 1992, Shotaro Takeuchi lives in Sendai and has been a member of TamuTamu House since 2011. Always the first to arrive, his cheerful greeting signals the start of the day. His artistic journey started with simple rows of tiny circles, but everything changed when he picked up a fine-tipped pen. With newfound precision, he began to see the bigger picture, skillfully weaving negative space into his compositions. Now, with paint, colored pencils, and a designer’s eye, he crafts intricate, dynamic works that brim with personality. And if you’ve met him, chances are – he remembers your name. (Well… most of the time)
///ARTIST 012

"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 013

"Breakfast in Budapest"

Taisuke Kinugasa/Kyoto

For Taisuke Kinugasa, to live is to paint. He depicts the landscapes he witnesses while traveling around the world with his family in his unique view, overflowing with light and vibrant colors. With a magical and highly regarded sense of color and sensitivity, he swiftly selects from hundreds of paints and brings them to life on canvas. His artworks have received significant acclaim both domestically and internationally. Notably, one of his artwork, large-scale ema, a wooden wishing plaques, have been dedicated at the Kamigoryo Shrine in Kyoto and the Shirakumo Shrine within the Kyoto Imperial Palace.
///ARTIST 014

"Map of Melons"

Uchiyama.K/THE GARDEN OF HOPE - Mie

"The Map Series", drawn with over 100 different 0.5mm pens, features sparkling details created with glitter pens, giving them a look as if the artwork is a secret treasure map. There are no preliminary sketches for these works. Instead, the artist, Uchiyama.k intricately connects motifs such as living creatures, numbers, and sometimes even demons like a chain resembling the growth of cells. The level of meticulousness is so astounding that it elicits involuntary sighs of awe. Though he is usually shy and reserved, when asked to introduce his artwork, he speaks fluently, which is quite surprising given his usual demeanor, giving people an endearing sentiment.
///ARTIST 015

"Castle"

Misaki Oya/atelier yamanami - Shiga

Born in 1994, residing in Shiga Prefecture and a member of ATELIER YAMANAMI since 2013. Ouya always carries around a backpack filled with various items such as DVDs, CDs and books of her favorite anime, as well as a coloring book which she always explains to others as soon as she pulls it out of her bag. Her artworks are almost always a drawing of ‘castles’; a unique depiction of the castles that appear in her coloring book for young girls, using triangles and squares that are drawn on top of one another. Ouya breathes life into her work with a wide range of colors but always uses pink, yellow and blue which are the colors of the three main characters in one of her favorite animes.