Play Equipment Used at Expo Relocated to Daisei Forest Park in Mie Prefecture
Bowling equipment from the Luxembourg Pavilion at the Osaka-Kansai Expo has been relocated to Daisei Forest Park in Mie Prefecture, transported by Global Air Cargo.
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At the 'Mie Prefectural Suzuka Youth Center (nickname: Suzukato)', a facility within the prefectural urban park 'Daisei Forest Park (Suzuka Youth Forest)' for which Daisei Holdings Corporation has acquired the naming rights, the bowling play equipment used at the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Pavilion of the Osaka-Kansai Expo has been relocated and reused, and its installation has now been completed. In this project, Global Air Cargo Co., Ltd. of the Daisei Group handled the transportation of the equipment, supporting the local utilization of the Expo legacy.
[Image: Global Air Cargo truck transporting play equipment from the Osaka-Kansai Expo site]
Initiatives to connect Expo legacy to the local community
[Image: Bowling play equipment relocated within Suzukato]
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Pavilion at the Osaka-Kansai Expo was conceptually based on 'circular design' with an eye toward reuse after demolition, and its design philosophy, predicated on the reuse of materials, has been highly evaluated. This relocation is an initiative to materialize that philosophy and connect it to the local community. The relocation destination, 'Mie Prefectural Suzuka Youth Center (nickname: Suzukato)', is a facility utilized as a base for the healthy development of youth and local community exchange. With the introduction of this play equipment, the creation of new experiential value is expected.
Daisei Group handled the transportation
In this project, Global Air Cargo of the Daisei Group was in charge of transporting the bowling play equipment. To safely and securely relocate equipment with a special shape—a bowling lane used at the Expo—they handled everything from formulating the transport plan to carrying it out and bringing it in, contributing to the smooth completion of the installation.
[Image: Bowling play equipment carrying out work]
Initiatives as a naming rights company
Daisei Holdings acquired the naming rights to the Mie Prefectural Park 'Suzuka Youth Forest' for the period from February 1, 2023, to March 31, 2041, and named it 'Daisei Forest Park (Suzuka Youth Forest)'. Through naming rights, they are contributing to enhancing the value of the park, which is loved by the community.
About the Daisei Group
Founded in 1969, the Daisei Group operates mainly in freight motor transport and warehousing businesses, and is expanding into IT, auto maintenance, recycling, restaurant, and food businesses. Currently, it has 218 bases and 44 group companies domestically and internationally.
[Image: Global Air Cargo truck transporting play equipment from the Osaka-Kansai Expo site]
Initiatives to connect Expo legacy to the local community
[Image: Bowling play equipment relocated within Suzukato]
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Pavilion at the Osaka-Kansai Expo was conceptually based on 'circular design' with an eye toward reuse after demolition, and its design philosophy, predicated on the reuse of materials, has been highly evaluated. This relocation is an initiative to materialize that philosophy and connect it to the local community. The relocation destination, 'Mie Prefectural Suzuka Youth Center (nickname: Suzukato)', is a facility utilized as a base for the healthy development of youth and local community exchange. With the introduction of this play equipment, the creation of new experiential value is expected.
Daisei Group handled the transportation
In this project, Global Air Cargo of the Daisei Group was in charge of transporting the bowling play equipment. To safely and securely relocate equipment with a special shape—a bowling lane used at the Expo—they handled everything from formulating the transport plan to carrying it out and bringing it in, contributing to the smooth completion of the installation.
[Image: Bowling play equipment carrying out work]
Initiatives as a naming rights company
Daisei Holdings acquired the naming rights to the Mie Prefectural Park 'Suzuka Youth Forest' for the period from February 1, 2023, to March 31, 2041, and named it 'Daisei Forest Park (Suzuka Youth Forest)'. Through naming rights, they are contributing to enhancing the value of the park, which is loved by the community.
About the Daisei Group
Founded in 1969, the Daisei Group operates mainly in freight motor transport and warehousing businesses, and is expanding into IT, auto maintenance, recycling, restaurant, and food businesses. Currently, it has 218 bases and 44 group companies domestically and internationally.