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paradise led the brand identity development for park in park, a new multi-purpose cultural space in Shibuya. Our scope included logo design, key visual design, font selection, and the overall identity system that supports the facility’s expanding programs.

The core concept behind park in park is “an urban living room open to everyone.” In a city like Tokyo—especially in the high-density cultural district of Shibuya—paradise developed a brand expression that stands out clearly, while maintaining warmth, openness, and community-driven energy.

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Visualizing “an Urban Living Room” Through Logo and Design Logic

For the logo, we pursued a balance between approachability and refinement—expressing a welcoming tone without losing the modern character of Shibuya. Beyond creating a strong symbol, the identity was designed with real-world applications in mind: signage, social media, event announcements, retail tools, and more.

Font selection focused on readability and tone, ensuring the identity can adapt across diverse contexts such as exhibitions, dining, retail, and events—remaining consistent while never feeling overly rigid or corporate.

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A Flexible Key Visual System Built for Ongoing Cultural Programs

park in park hosts a wide variety of programs—from exhibitions and pop-ups to dining and community events. Rather than creating one-off visuals, paradise designed a scalable key visual system intended for long-term use and continuous updates.

With warmth and modernity as the core direction, we defined layout logic, spacing, visual rhythm, and color approach—so the identity remains coherent even as content changes. The result is a flexible brand system that supports park in park as a platform where everyday life and culture naturally intersect.

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Connecting the City, Creativity, and Community in Shibuya

This project was not simply logo and graphic design—it was branding for a cultural platform. By building a flexible yet consistent identity system, paradise helped shape park in park as a place where diverse people can gather, feel welcomed, and experience creativity.

paradise continues to support brands and cultural destinations in Tokyo and Japan, creating identity systems that connect people, cities, and culture through design.

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Credits

Client: Park in Park

Our role: Brand Identity & Key Visual Design

Account Executive: Daisuke Shiga

Art Director: Takuma Hirano

Producer: Bungo Nojiri

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