Art that has always impressed us from ancient times to the present day. Painting, music, theater….
If LEDs had existed in the time of da Vinci and Rembrandt, what would they have expressed with them? People will come back to their favorite places with artistic atmosphere. It is our mission to create such a space with LED lights. Art with light (LED), that is our mission and this is the idea behind our URL “info@led-art.jp”.

Attracting customers is the most important issue for real stores. After the COVID-19 pandemic is over, will the bustle of towns and stores return to its original state? For those of us who are in the business of proposing and installing illumination and lighting、What should we do now? A beautiful night scene will surely increase the enjoyment of going out at night to eat, drink, and shopping. We are going to light up people’s heart to revitalizing beautiful light-up cityscapes by creating heart-stopping or exciting scenery by using LED with the help of our clients.

Colorful illuminations... It might be a production that seemed a little young, but in the midst of the stagnation of the COVID-19 pandemic, the joyful and colorful illumination seemed to give the viewers energy and hope. In addition, it is possible to create an eye-catching and impressive effect with only a few LEDs.

We believe that our work is〝Back-up business".
Many of our customers think of illumination and lighting as a means to solve problems, improve and develop.

If the goal is only just to illuminate, it may not be so difficult.
But if it is a means to an end, then we have to pursue the best performance to achieve the real purpose of our client.

When we cannot believe that our work is an ineffective means to achieve the goal, we may advise that and decline our work.

Plants have various effects such as absorbing CO2, cleaning the air, and increase negative ions. They also have healing effects, and eye strain recovery effects. These effects have also been confirmed in artificial green . We believe that by using them together with illumination as a sustainable exterior design, we can improve the daytime and nighttime scenery at the same time. These effects will be more effective when they coexist with real green and gardens.

In Japan, the seasonal event of Christmas is now completely and deeply ingrained and established. The first person to decorate a Christmas tree with lights was Martin Luther. In those days, they used real candles, so they always had a fire extinguisher nearby when they decorate the tree with them. And the Christmas tree lights of today were created by Thomas Edison. He installed incandescent bulbs on Christmas trees to promote his invention of the incandescent light bulb in 1880. The nostalgic light bulb illumination is popular in the U.S. and Europe as a standard illumination because people of all ages and both sexes will never get tired.　It may be because of its historical background. We are proud of our "Brilliant Christmas Tree" which is installed more than 2,000 tiny LEDs and a lot of crystal glass. We have received high praise for our "Brilliant Christmas Tree," which was featured in a TV program.

Even after the completion of the Tokyo Sky Tree, the Tokyo Tower is still a symbol of Tokyo and is loved as one of Japan's representative buildings. More than sixty years have already passed since its completion, but its presence has never faded. There were no calculators or computers at that time, but the design was drawn up accurately, and a total of 220,000 people, 400 at any one time, worked to complete the project in a short period of one and a half years. When the construction began in June 1957, Japan was in the midst of recovering from the depths of Ｗorld warⅡ 1 and only 10 years had passed since the end of War. The concept was to create a symbol of reconstruction of country that would rival the Eiffel Tower. The passion of the people involved in the project at that time was so strong that they were able to complete it in a short period of time. It must have encouraged the people of Japan at that time. It was a summer event called the "Milky Way Illumination," in which the emergency stairs to the observatory were illuminated by us and enjoyed by many people. It would be our pleasure if it could be written in the long history of Tokyo Tower.

The season of illumination, ready-made products such as Christmas design motif lights are sold at home centers.
There are also a variety of LED materials available on the Internet.
Many of these are low-priced and often fail to light up in the next year after being used for one season.
Most of the LED materials we use are manufactured in our own standard at our designated factory（China）.

Basically, they are consumables. However, the lifespan varies considerably depending on the installation location. The life of the product depends on where it is installed, such as where it is exposed to wind and rain or not, whether it is exposed to UV light or not,
whether it is in a shady area or not,
whether it is in a snowy area or not,
and whether it is in a tree or not.
The cord may be stretched, or the wire may become embedded in the cord as the branches grow thicker.
The cord can also be damaged by birds and other animals.

Most of the materials cannot be repaired, and as they deteriorate over time They become unusable due to non-lighting or leakage of electricity.
As they are consumables, it is a matter of balancing the price with the quality of durability.
The lifespan of LED illumination products also depends on how carefully the work is done during installation and removal. It is best to leave the purchase of materials, installation and construction to us.

Research on the crime deterrent effect of lighting has been conducted for a long time.　Many research institutes have reported the results of the blue color of LEDs. It is also possible to create a brighter and safer community through various lighting techniques and illuminations. A nighttime landscape with attractive illumination decorations can provide local residents enrichment of life and safety at the same time.

The "Light it blue" movement that arose from the Corona disaster as a way of expressing respect and gratitude to medical professionals , medical institutions, public facilities, and prominent institutions around the world lit up their buildings with blue lights. "Alzheimer's Month” The month of September, including World Alzheimer's Day（September 21）, has been designated as "Alzheimer's Month. with a variety of events and educational activities. In conjunction with this, the Japanese government（Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare） has launched a campaign to promote understanding of this disease. In addition to public facilities such as city halls.

This is a phrase that is always used as a catchphrase to attract visitors to large illumination facilities, boasting the huge number of LED bulbs. The huge illumination facilities in Japan are too indifferent to the global environmental issues and the supply-demand balance of the huge amount of electricity consumed problems, which are worldwide theme. The innocent cheers of the many spectators who come to see the huge number of lights are somewhat disheartening. I wonder how many millions of overwhelmingly powerful LEDs can make people feel happy. The basic premise of illumination work we want to achieve is that it should be sustainable and consider global environmental issues. We also believe that the most important issue is that the illumination should be artistic and enrich the hearts of the viewers.