Ueda city art museum.

Mimaki printed outdoor/indoor display boards and fabric banners, and provided printed signages for the exhibition.

Tokyo kaihou-ku at Isetan, Shinjuku, Tokyo.

“Glitch image” that was purposely created using bugs and errors. This art collaboration used glitch images, Sanrio characters, and a Mimaki printer.

“Moleskine Atelier” in Loft Yurakucho in Tokyo.

Attendees enjoyed printing their original design images or photos on the notebook with the UJF-3042HG.

Taeko Isu, a designer

UJF-3042HG collaborates with Taeko Isu, a designer/creator, at Happy Printers, a custom print shop in Tokyo, Japan. This project is published in MdN, a total information magazine for design and graphics.

Switching a etching method from analogue photo to digital printing at low investment without losing etching quality.

Finishing quality of etching is perfect and production time is reduced. In addition, the company is interested in starting the new business by utilizing direct printing, a one features of the inkjet printer.

To satisfy a client needs, we would like to accept a small lot order but cannot accept it due to less profitable.

Accepting a print order from 1 item. In addition, we start a new business; design and print a graphic design on a smartphone case and sell it.

The company want to broaden the range of applications to present thier clients.

Thanks to UJV-160, the DecoArt can print on almost all materials asked by clients and can deliver the order shortly.

The school principal need to provide the latest inkjet printers to students.

The LED-UV inkjet printer cures inks at low-temperature and therefore various media types are used for the class. Students are impressed by print speed and quality printing.

To provide practical signage class to students, the college needs to have machines used at the signage production studio.

The class is very meaningful through using of JV33, JV5 and JF series, and is reputed for a practical curriculum.

Kaiyukan, an aquarium

The walls and the surfaces of coin-lockers were decorated with super large photo printing of beautiful creatures under the sea taken by Yasuaki Kagii.