Taro Ishida composed the music for the exhibition "Indigenous Brazilian Chairs: Wildlife and Imagination" held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum in the summer of 2018.
After several presentations to the core members of the project, including Toyojiro Hida, director of the Teien Art Museum, Toyo Ito, architect, and Shinichi Nakazawa, cultural anthropologist, I arrived at the conclusion that the music should be a solo piece on the Gakubiwa, an instrument used in gagaku, the ancient Japanese court music.

In 2020, our company was in charge of music direction and composition for "CRYSTAL STORY - Forgotten Forest and Goddess", the first in the Night Walk series from SQUARE ENIX, known for Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy.

The location was Shinjuku Central Park.
The series combines the fantastic lights and sounds of a "night walk" with the experience of a story and the solving of a riddle, which is the key to the progress of the story.

Visitors depart for the forest at night with magic items in their hands, and experience a digital art space with illuminations, sounds, and images, a mysterious riddle-solving experience, and the world of a fantastical story.

Taro Ishida created music for "UNLIMITED SPACE" within the "Kashiwa Sato Exhibition" held at the National Art Center, Tokyo from February 3 to April 24, 2021.

A camera installed in the "UNLIMITED SPACE" booth captured the visitors. The captured human figures were then shaped in real time using the names of products currently being searched for on Rakuten.

Taro Ishida directed, composed, and produced music for the "Honmaru Goten✕ Projection Mapping Nagoya Castle Night Party," a light and food event held at Nagoya Castle from December 14, 2019 to January 13, 2020.

We worked with LIL Co.

We composed not only the music for the large projection mapping on the Honmaru Goten, but also the music for the long and beautiful path from the entrance of Nagoya Castle to the Honmaru Goten!