At Hyper Japan London- the UK's biggest festival of Japanese culture organised by Cross Media Ltd, introduced and sold artworks by the 20 artists who are active in the world of manga, animation-games and filming.

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Date : 24 - 26 February 2012 Venue : Hyper Japan London 2012 spring Organiser : Hexaproject London Ltd. Supported by Hyper Japan London (Cross Media LTD) Exhibition planning (producing/curation) : Hexaproject Ltd. Participating Artist : アカバネ、hakus、Hirao Riow、hrhr、おぐち、nihohe、K,Kanehira、mitsugo、ueno、うまづら亭、といく、みっつばー、加藤文孝、虎硬、独楽子、名称不明、grape brain、miki、kima、渡辺ヨシ

Term:  3 December 2011, 14:00 - 15:00 Venue: ICN (International Creative Network), ICN Cafe (96 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4RH, UK), GF Organiser: ICN (Hexaproject London Ltd.) Exhibition planning (producing/curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Participating artist: Riusuke Fukahori Admission fee: No charge Website: http://www.icn-global.com/gallery/exhibition/2011/goldfish.html

Date: 22 September 2011, 18:00 - 21:00 Venue: RED GALLERY (3 Rivington Street, London EC2A 3DT UK), BF Organiser: Shizuoka City Cooperation: CCC (the center for creative communications), SCV (Shizuoka Content Valley), IdN magazine (Hong Kong), ICN, Non-profit organization Hexaproject Exhibition planning (Producing/Curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Coordination: Hexaproject London Limited Flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Web design: Hexaproject.Ltd. Participating Artist: Jemapur, Kouichi Okamoto Admission fee: No charge Website: ASIAN CREATIVE CULTURE http://asiancreativeculture.com/jp/index.html RED GALLERY　http://www.redgallerylondon.com/

Touring exhibition co-hosted by ICN and pixiv. "HYPER JAPAN London 2011," an event introducing Japanese pop culture such as manga, anime, games, and fashion in London, England, was a great success with a turnout of approximately 25,000 people. We exhibited works by approximately 200 artists handpicked by the ICN from artists participating in the "pixiv Festa." The "ICN×pixiv '200/3,000,000' " exhibition at "HYPER JAPAN London 2011" was also exhibited in pixiv Zingaro in Nakano, Tokyo. A total of 490 pieces were sold in the three-day period and profits were donated to the Great East Japan Earthquake charity through the Japanese Red Cross Society. Term:  4-16 August 2011, closed on Wed. Venue: pixiv Zingaro (Nakano Broadway 2F, 5-52-15 Nakano Nakano-ku Tokyo Japan) Organiser: pixiv Exhibition planning: pixiv Operation: Kaikaikiki Cooperation: ICN (Hexaproject London Ltd.) Participating artist: 193 artists from "pixiv Festa", 241 artworks Website: pixiv http://pixiv-zingaro.jp/exhibition/icnxpixiv http://pixiv-zingaro.jp/blog/738

Art exhibition co-hosted by ICN and pixiv. Participated in England's largest Japanese culture event, "HYPER JAPAN London 2011." "200/3,000,000" is an art exhibition based on the concept of ICN selecting 200 artists from 3 million pixiv users (as of 2011). Exhibited pieces were ordered and printed/sold on the spot, and profits were donated to the Great Japan Earthquake charity through the Japanese Red Cross Society. Term:  22-24 July 2011, closed on Wed. Venue: Hyper Japan London 2011 Olympia Two,Hammersmith Road,London W14 8UX） Organiser: ICN (Hexaproject London Ltd.) Co-organiser: pixiv Cooperation: Hyper Japan London (Cross Media LTD.) Exhibition planning (Producing/Curation): Hexaproject Ltd. , pixiv Participating artist: about 200 artists from "pixiv Festa" Website: pixiv http://pixiv-zingaro.jp/exhibition/icnxpixiv http://pixiv-zingaro.jp/blog/738

Don’t have a green thumb or are not good with the formalities of bonsai or ikebana? This workshop is for you! Learn from the Mambonsai master at this workshop in the gardening nation United Kingdom and experience the joy of creating and showing off your very own mambonsai. You too will be hooked. Date: 18 Jne 2011, 13:00 - 16:00 Limited to the first 15 people to register. Venue: ICN (International Creative Network), ICN cafe (96 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4RH, UK) GF Workshop planning (learning programme): Non-profit organization Hexaproject Organiser: ICN (Hexaproject London Ltd.) Instructor: Paradise Yamamoto (Mambonsai Horticulturalist) Fee : £40 (including materials, japanese tea & sweets)

What economic policies for the creative industries are there in each country? Curators from the top design events in each country will talk about what is taking place as well as the latest creative directions. Term: 30 October - 31 October 2010 Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Participating Artist: Gino Woo (Woog) (Shanghai), Laurence Ng (Hong Kong), Daisung Kim (South Korea), Eric Chen (Taiwan), Jackson Tan (Singapore), Ng Si Juan (Malaysia), Koichi Okamoto (Japan/Shizuoka) Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register for each day) "What's happening in Asia?–The Present and Future of Asian Creative Industry" Part 1 “Asian Creative Scene in International Design Festivals" Part 1: 30 October 2010 “Asian Creative Scene in International Design Festivals" 11：00～12：00　Presentation: ”TRIPLE XXX JOURNEY" by Ng Si Juan (Malaysia) 13：00～14：00　Presentation: “Objects (or Things) Things Ask Humans for Reasons of Their Existence” by Daisung Kim (South Korea) 14：30～15：30　Presentation: “Shiok! Singapore” by Jackson Tan (Singapore)　 16：00～17：30　Talk Session: Daisung Kim, Jackson Tan, Ng Si Juan, Koichi Okamoto Moderator: Hideyuki Kume (CCC Producer) Part 2: 31 October 2010 “Asian Creative Scene in Media Industry" 11：00～12：00　Presentation: “POST: Taiwan Design in Pop Culture” by Eric Chen (Taiwan) 13：00～14：00　Presentation: “Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai: Culture Catalyst” by Gino Woo (Woog)/W+K Shanghai (Shanghai) 14：30～15：30　Presentation: “IdN: ISSUE !00 AND STILL GOING” by Laurence Ng/IdN Magazie (Hong Kong) 16：00～16：30　Presentation: “130,000,000→6,800,000,000” by Hideyuki Kume (Japan/Shizuoka) 16：30～18：00　Talk Session: Gino Woo (Woog), Laurence Ng, Eric Chen Moderator Hideyuki Kume (CCC Producer)

Over the past 10 years the design scene in Asia has changed greatly. Countries have placed emphasis on the creative industries in efforts to improve their economies and in places such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok and Taipei large international design events are taking place. But in Shizuoka the attitude towards design value in business and recognition of design is still rather low. We will present seminars and an exhibition featuring top curators/creatives from Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Malaysia. What is happening in design scenes in other countries? From the multiple non-Western viewpoints of Asia we can see what’s happening across the globe and give thought to how the design scene in Shizuoka can shine more brightly. Term: 29 October - 11 December 2010 Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC) 1F,2F, 3F Organizer : the center for creative communications Co-organizers：Shizuoka City Industry-University Exchange Center (B-nest),Shizuoka Contents Valley Consortium (SCV) Co-Sponsors：IVC Inc., ACIC Ltd. Co., amcrew inc., SSB Solutions Inc., Daiwa Ad Inc., Bergman Inc., Roland D.G. Corporation Cooperation：NPO Hexaproject, MW Company Support：Shizuoka Asahi Television, Shizuoka Shimbun and Shizuoka Broadcasting System, Shizuoka Daiichi Television, Shizuoka Telecasting Co. Ltd., Shizuoka Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Japan Broadcasting Corporation-Shizuoka 　(Japanese phonetical order) Exhibition planning (producing/curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Coordinator: Hexaproject Ltd. Poster & flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Web design: Hexaproject.Ltd. Video produce: Hexaproject.Ltd. Participating artist：Gino Woo (Woog) (Shanghai), Laurence Ng (Hong Kong), Daisung Kim (South Korea), Eric Chen (Taiwan), Jackson Tan (Singapore), Ng Si Juan (Malaysia), Koichi Okamoto (Japan/Shizuoka) Opening Reception Term: 29 October 2010 19:00–21:00　 Venue: Fugetsuro (Invitation Only) Exhibition Term: 29 October - 11 December 2010 10:00–20:30 Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC) Symposium Term: 30 October - 31 October 2010 Venue: Venue：Presentation Room at CCC

Straight from the cross-over media capital of the world London, learn the latest creative news directly from creative & interactive agencies. Film-centric branding contents and social media command, 4 award-winning creatives will present the creative strategies as we search for the latest in commercial communications. (English with Japanese interpreter.) Term: 31 July - 1 August 2010 Venue: Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Presenter: Jordan McGarry (partizan), Saam Farahmand, Lyndy Stout (shots), Stephen Whelan (Stink Digital) Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register for each day) Website: http://www.c-c-c.or.jp/past/2010/adfest2010/seminars.html The Latest from UK's Creative+Interactive Agencies Session 1 Session title: Session1 “Partizan” (as part of the session) Term: 31 July 2010 16:00 -17:15 Venue: Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Presenter: Jordan McGarry, producer; Partizan Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register) Partizan is an internationally recognized production company whose roster of directors include Michel Gondry and many other high-level talent. Partizan's Darkroom executive producer, Jordan McGarry, will take you behind the scenes of Partizan and introduce their application of directorial creativity in the realms of music video, television commercials, short films, full-length films, viral campaigns and more.

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The Latest from UK's Creative+Interactive Agencies Session 2 Session title: Session2 “Saam Farahmand” Term: 31 July 2010 17:30 -18:45 Venue: Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Presenter: Saam Farahmand, director; The Dark Room Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register) Saam has created much buzz with his music video direction works including Janet Jackson“ "Feedback” music video as well as online with works such as “Viral Insanity”. This popular film director will present his background, past works and introduce his latest projects.

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The Latest from UK's Creative+Interactive Agencies Session 3 Session title: Session3 “How to Create a Short Film and Get Shown at the Cannes Film Festival” Term: 1 August 2010 13:00 -14:00 Venue: Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Presenter: Lyndy Stout; "shots"/Young Director Award Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register) Each year Straight 8 invites anyone around the world to make a three-minute film on just one cartridge of super 8 film, then upload a soundtrack without having seen the film. There are no retakes and no editing. Film-makers get to see their film for the first time at screenings around the world including the Cannes Film Festival. Lyndy Stout shares her conversations with successful directors on how they made their films and how to tell a good story well in three minutes. Work will be showcased to inspire you to make your own film. It’s easy and it’s fun.

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The Latest from UK's Creative+Interactive Agencies Session 4 Session title: Session4 “Revolution in Fashion Advertising” Term: 1 August 2010 14:30 -15:45 Venue: Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Presenter: Stephen Whelan; Stink Digital Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register) This presentation will focus on the rise of digital technologies within the fashion industry, looking at the impact and influence of the internet on the way in which style brands market their products.  From the high street (Diesel) to the catwalk (Alexander McQueen) consumers are being offered a wide variety of new modes of engagement with fashion – from interactive online catalogues to real-time webcasts of haute couture collections, digital technology is revolutionising the way we look at fashion, injecting a whole new experiential thread into the previous two-dimensional images in high-end magazines like Vogue and Harpers. 

The best 50 commercials from the UK and the latest commercial work including winners of the 2010 Cannes Lions. (Free. Japanese subtitles.) Term: 31 July - 1 August 2010 Venue: Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register) □International Advertising Screening_1 title “APA Collection” Term: 31 July 2010 at 13:00 and 1 August 2010 at 17:45 Venue: Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register for each day) The 50 best UK commercials compiled by the Advertising Producers Association (APA) □ International Advertising Screening_２ shots "Cannes Contenders and Winners" Term: 31 July 2010 at 14:15 and 1 August 2010 at 16:30 Venue: Venue: the center for creative communications (CCC), presentation room 3F Admission fee: No charge (Limited to the first 100 people to register for each day) Compilation of the latest and best work. Includes winning works from this year’s Cannes Lions held June 21–26.