Koi-nobori

20 April 2017 ● less than 1 min read ● 1 image

I designed this piece for “Design Koi-nobori," held at Roppongi Midtown.

(Koi-nobori is the name for carp-shaped flags used to celebrate Kids Day in Japan)

This triangle pattern is a traditional Japanese design, called Uroko pattern.

It is said to avert bad things. In my design I tried to create an image of a swimming carp that is powerful and energetic.


[Period] May 3(Wed) - May 7 (Sun) May be cancelled in the event of bad weather

[Location] Midtown Garden, area alongside Sakura Avenue

[Charge] Free

[Held By] Tokyo Midtown

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Daisuke Yajima

I'm an art director in Tokyo, Japan

2016 Started working as an independent art director.

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