Description
A one-of-a-kind Japanese art brand inspired by the beauty of factory nightscapes.
Discover the unique beauty of Kawasaki’s famous factory nightscapes with THE FACTORY STYLE, a Japanese art brand inspired by the illuminated industrial landscapes of Kawasaki City.
Kawasaki is one of Japan’s leading destinations for factory nightscape tourism. At night, factories, pipelines, towers, and industrial facilities are illuminated, creating a futuristic and almost otherworldly landscape.
THE FACTORY STYLE captures these fascinating scenes through photography and transforms them into distinctive art and lifestyle products.
Available Variations
- THE FACTORY STYLE Calendar – Wall-Mounted
- THE FACTORY STYLE Calendar – Desktop
- Hikari no Izumi Cookies – C-Box
- Hikari no Izumi Cookies – S-Box
Size
- Wall-Mounted Calendar: W364 × H257 × D10 mm (approx. 14.3 × 10.1 × 0.4 in)
- Desktop Calendar: W180 × H153 × D10 mm (approx. 7.1 × 6.0 × 0.4 in)
Weight / Net Content
- Hikari no Izumi C-Box: 351 g
- Hikari no Izumi S-Box: 190 g
Materials / Ingredients
Calendars: Coated paper, OPP
Hikari no Izumi Cookies: Wheat flour, sugar, eggs, butter, salt, currants, lemon peel, angelica, shortening, and other ingredients.
Please check the product packaging for the complete and most up-to-date ingredient and allergen information.
About THE FACTORY STYLE
THE FACTORY STYLE was created by Japanese photographer Hidemichi Aoki, a pioneer in promoting Japan’s factory nightscape culture.
Aoki is also the representative of Maverick Co., Ltd. Since the early days of factory nightscape photography in Japan, he has worked with major Japanese companies, municipalities, and government organizations to promote and develop this unique cultural phenomenon.
His photographs capture extraordinary industrial landscapes that are difficult to experience anywhere else, transforming factories and their surrounding lights into fantastical, almost dreamlike works of art.
Today, THE FACTORY STYLE goes beyond photography, producing a wide range of collaborative products and projects across different industries. Through photography tours and other creative initiatives, the brand continues to explore new ways of appreciating Japan’s industrial landscapes.
By combining industry and art, THE FACTORY STYLE introduces a distinctive Japanese perspective to audiences around the world.
