Exhibitions
Working with museums and media in Japan and China, we support major special exhibitions, from securing an exhibition to running it.
Beginning with the Qin Shi Huang Terracotta Warriors exhibition for the 400th anniversary of Osaka Castle in 1983, we have worked on many major special exhibitions of Chinese cultural relics organized or co-organized by national museums, art museums, newspapers and NHK, including the Chinese Civilization Exhibition (2000), The Great Terracotta Army of China’s First Emperor (2015–2016) and Three Kingdoms: Unveiling the Story (2019). In China, we plan and organize exhibitions and touring exhibitions that introduce Japanese culture, such as The Beauty of Mantra: Arts in the Collection of Daigoji Temple (Xi’an, 2016) and an exhibition of Japanese ukiyo-e prints (Hangzhou, 2019).
Cultural events and performances
From exhibits at world expos to classical song and dance performances, we plan and organize events on cultural themes.
We plan, organize and coordinate events on cultural themes, such as the Japan tour of the Chang’an Classical Song and Dance Troupe of China (1983) and the Chinese exhibit at the Global House, the symbol pavilion of Expo 2005 Aichi (2005). At Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, we assisted with the installation of exhibits at the China Pavilion.
Television research and production support
We support research for programs on Chinese cultural relics and archaeological sites and coordinate filming on location.
From “Qin Shi Huang” (Nippon TV, 1983) to “The Unknown First Emperor: Another Kingdom” (2025), we have supported research and coordinated filming on location for television programs on Chinese cultural relics and archaeological sites. We also support filming of relics and sites for programs related to exhibitions.
People-to-people and academic exchange
We coordinate exchange projects that connect museums, cultural institutions and experts in Japan and China, from planning to delivery.
We connect cultural institutions such as Art Exhibitions China, the Shaanxi History Museum, Emperor Qinshihuang’s Mausoleum Site Museum and the Dunhuang Academy with museums and media in Japan, and coordinate exchange programs and exhibition negotiations from planning to delivery. In June 2025 we organized “A Meeting in Chang’an, Cultures Intertwined”, an exchange program in Shaanxi Province for a delegation of experts from six institutions, including the Tokyo National Museum and the Nara National Museum.
Digital museum displays and digitization of cultural heritage
Through culture combined with digital media, we help cultural institutions and museums move to new ways of communicating with the public.
Led by our Chinese company, Qingyun Yashi (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd., established in 2019, we work on digital museum displays and the digitization of cultural heritage. Our work includes licensing of cultural-relic IP, exhibition design, the development of a digital experience hall at the Xi’an Beilin Museum, and installation support for the China Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai. Through culture combined with digital media, we help cultural institutions and museums shift to new, multifaceted ways of communicating. With culture at its core, our goal is to promote the innovative integration and development of cultural content.
