1993 Kuwasawa Design School Director’s prize |
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Costume box (Sebiro box)
Carrying box designed to retain the shape of suits. Small print on the
surface softens purchaser resistance. After use, it can be converted
into a drawer simply by changing the location of the handle. There is a
space for insect repellent. We simplified the production line using a
die cut box method. |
1994 Director’s award of Tokyo Bureau of Industrial and
Labor Affairs |
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Electrical supply component box for
office automation equipment.
Previously we used cushioning affixed to cardboard, but from an
environmental point of view, we now use only cardboard pads. The box
can withstand falls from a height of 90 cm (on each face or corner). |
1997 President’s award of Tokyo Shiki Industry Union |
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Packaging box for tag printers
The front and back (top and bottom) pads were deisgned to make space
for accessories, taking into account customers’pallet size. Cardboard
only is used for environmental considerations, and glue is used instead
of staples. It can withstand falls from a height of 60 cm (on each face
or corner). |