ITOKI Enhances Cross-Business Proposals with New Facility Equipment and Public Business Showroom Area at Nihonbashi Headquarters

ITOKI Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Koji Minato) has newly established a showroom area for its facility equipment and public business at the 12th floor of its Nihonbashi headquarters.

High-function display case "Artivista" (left in photo), pharmaceutical automatic picking system "DAP with MediMonitor" (right in photo) Photo: Jingū Koki (OOKI JINGU)

"ITOKI DESIGN HOUSE TOKYO," the company's Nihonbashi office, serves as both headquarters and a showroom, welcoming over 20,000 customers and stakeholders annually. Most visitors are corporate representatives considering office relocation or renovation, who come to observe ITOKI's office space design and workstyle solutions. With the addition of the new facility equipment and public business showroom area, the company will leverage shared customer touchpoints between its workplace business and facility equipment/public business, creating new opportunities to propose products and services that previously had limited exposure.

The newly established showroom area features displays of the high-function display case "Artivista (Arutibisuta)" and the pharmaceutical automatic picking system "DAP with MediMonitor." Additionally, various solutions from the facility equipment and public business divisions—including the automated warehouse system "SysteMStreamer SAS" and the multi-disaster shelter door "BOUNCEBACK"—are introduced via monitors.

For example, companies operating art museums or museums will now be introduced to the high-function display case "Artivista," while companies managing logistics facilities or production plants will be presented with the automated warehouse system "SysteMStreamer SAS," creating new proposal opportunities for previously less-accessible solutions. Conversely, customers from logistics or pharmacy businesses—key clients of the facility equipment and public business divisions—can experience firsthand the office environment and workstyles at the Nihonbashi headquarters, expanding opportunities for workplace business proposals.

Going forward, ITOKI will utilize its Nihonbashi headquarters as a cross-business proposal hub, contributing to solving diverse customer challenges while driving synergy across business units.

Overview of the Showroom Area

・Exhibition of High-Function Display Case "Artivista"

One unit each of the lantern-type, table-type, and wall-mounted display cases from the museum and gallery-focused "Artivista" series are on display. The exhibition area includes a darkroom environment simulating actual display conditions, allowing visitors to experience the aesthetic quality, lighting effects, and visibility of displayed items in a setting closely resembling real museum or gallery environments.

For more details on Artivista: https://www.itoki.jp/company/news/2023/2308_artivista/

・Exhibition of Pharmaceutical Automatic Picking System "DAP with MediMonitor"

The pharmacy-focused pharmaceutical automatic picking system "DAP with MediMonitor" is on display. Visitors can observe live demonstrations of automated drug storage, retrieval, and picking operations, experiencing firsthand how the system supports pharmacists by improving operational efficiency and reducing labor in prescription dispensing.

For more details on DAP with MediMonitor: https://www.itoki.jp/company/news/2024/1023_dap/

For more details on the LED display cabinet type: https://www.itoki.jp/company/news/2024/2412_LED/

・Introduction to Facility Equipment and Public Business Solutions

Monitors within the showroom area showcase various solutions from ITOKI's facility equipment and public business divisions, including the automated warehouse system "SysteMStreamer SAS" and the multi-disaster shelter door "BOUNCEBACK."

About ITOKI DESIGN HOUSE TOKYO at the Nihonbashi Headquarters

ITOKI DESIGN HOUSE TOKYO, located at ITOKI's Nihonbashi headquarters, is a facility combining corporate headquarters functions with a showroom. It serves as a space where customers and stakeholders can experience office environments, workstyles, and products and services firsthand.

With the new addition of the facility equipment and public business showroom area, visitors can now experience both the workplace business and the facility equipment/public business offerings in a single visit. ITOKI will continue to enhance customer experience through its headquarters and promote cross-business synergy.

Name

ITOKI DESIGN HOUSE TOKYO

Address

〒103-6113 2-5-1 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Takashimaya Mitsui Building, 11th–13th floors

*Company entrance is located on the 11th floor

Visit Hours

10:00–17:00 (by appointment only)

Visit Reservation

Reserve your visit here (for corporate visitors only) https://www.itoki.jp/special/designhouse/

About ITOKI's Facility Equipment Business

Founded in 1890, ITOKI Co., Ltd. operates under the mission statement "Designing Tomorrow's 'Work'." Leveraging its strength in "AI × Design based on PEOPLE," the company supports the creation of diverse spaces, environments, and places—not only through manufacturing and sales of office furniture, office space design, workstyle consulting, and office data analytics services, but also with home office and home-learning furniture, and equipment for public and logistics facilities.

In its facility equipment business, ITOKI offers a wide range of system equipment that accurately meets societal needs, including factory and logistics equipment (SAS) requiring safety and functionality, highly reliable specialized doors, and information security systems using biometric authentication and IC cards.