We have launched an online quote page for "SKYSQUARE," Japan's first large-scale dedicated foley studio. This will make it easier for you to plan your budget.

To further enhance our development environment at SKYSQUARE, I have completed the "Specialized Training in Arc Welding" as my 14th professional certification. While we have been laying the groundwork through electrical work and heavy machinery operations, mastering on-site metal joining and fabrication techniques will dramatically increase our flexibility in studio construction.

In the development of the SKYSQUARE outdoor foley studio, we needed a roof to protect the recording equipment in case of sudden rain. Here's a report on a major step forward in ensuring the safety of the "recorder," which is the heart of the recording operation.

The new components being introduced to SKYSQUARE this time are heavy steel structures that can only be handled by heavy machinery (excavators). How will we receive and position these loads that push the very limits of our loading capacity? We'll show you how it's done.

At SKYSQUARE, to ensure stable power supply throughout every corner of the field, we increased the main distribution panel's capacity to 50A and extended power lines to outdoor facilities via underground conduits.