LOCAL PIECE is designed with the tourist attractions of Sapporo and the culture that represents the region as its motif. When you enter the hotel or open the elevator doors, you will be greeted by this acrylic art. It will give you the feeling that you have arrived in Hokkaido, Sapporo, and Susukino.

This work was created by manipulating the shapes of the majestic scenery of Hokkaido that he has seen since his childhood and the memories he has sunk into. In doing so, he suspended the clear meaning of the shapes and their mutual relationships, thereby attempting to visualize what could be called the "gap" between form and image. The pop and decorative colors and collages further create a "gap" between the vulgar and the sublime, the familiar and the utopian. The colorful use of colors, reminiscent of the neon lights of Susukino, adds color to the space.

Windbreaks have protected agriculture and logistics in Hokkaido and created the landscape of the land. The rows of trees are a symbol of development and a powerful icon that visualizes the frontier spirit. Between nature and man-made nature. Amid the snowy fields, the windbreaks shining in the slowly rising morning sun are expressed as an iconic Hokkaido landscape.

The Ainu people have revered bears as "Kimui Kamuy (mountain gods)" with reverence. When the Tokugawa clan of the former Owari domain emigrated and developed the area in the Meiji period, Tokugawa Yoshichika visited Bern, Switzerland, and saw wooden carved bears made during the farming off-season, which became the origin of modern-day wooden bear carvings in Hokkaido. The wooden carved bears supported the lives of pioneers and are truly grateful mountain gods. This work is a trick art-like piece in which the wooden carved bear, now a souvenir symbolizing Hokkaido, is made to look as if it were made of hard wood, but when you get closer you can see that it is actually a soft object made of colored wool. The salmon being held in the mouth is given a pink accent color, giving it commonality with other art, and making it a catchy and symbolic piece of artwork.

The art depicts landscapes of several places in Hokkaido that are associated with the artist.

The east side is a refreshing blue with a motif of morning glow and sunrise. The west side is a vivid red that expresses the sunset, sunset, and neon city at night. Each photograph was selected to represent nature, animals, cityscapes, and buildings that symbolize Hokkaido. By cutting out and collaging the photos as if looking out the window from the guest room, guests can recall various memories of their trip to Hokkaido. It can also be used as a landmark for the direction of travel.

We have selected fabrics with a firm texture that will make you want to touch them. With motifs of the Susukino cityscape and the magnificent nature of Hokkaido, we have created high-quality spaces that will add accents and inspiration.

With the photo spot of Susukino intersection as the background, a collage of natural motifs expresses the symbiosis of the city and nature. In addition to the photo collage, the vivid colors evoke the colorful neon streets of Susukino, including its signs and lights. Now, seven images are depicted in this one picture. Try to guess which is which.

Two patterns on either side of the bed depict the streets of Susukino, the hustle and bustle of people, and the nature of Hokkaido. They succinctly express the hotel's concept and stimulate the imagination of the viewer.