Symbol of "kiond hiroshima" wooden experience facility The event to name the "Giant Wooden Capsule Toy", the symbol of the wooden experience facility "kiond hiroshima", will be held from September 7, 2012! The event will be held from September 7, 2012!

2024.09.04 15:00

KARZOC Inc.

Curzok Corporation (Headquarters: Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture; President: Yoshiyuki Kuribayashi) will hold an event from September 7 (Saturday) to September 30 (Monday), 2024, to solicit names for the giant wooden capsule toy that is the symbol of kiond hiroshima. The toy will be named "kiond".

The name of the giant 2.9-meter wooden capsule toy is being sought!

＜About the Giant Wooden Capsule Toy

kiond Hiroshima opened on August 1, 2024, with the concept of a "power spot for everyone," a hands-on facility with the theme of wood education and a desire to be a place where many people gather to smile and be energized. The giant wooden capsule toy was created to symbolize the concept of kiond Hiroshima.

A symbol of kiond hiroshima, where smiles and energy gather

Why "capsule toy" and "giant wooden toy"?

Kerzok is a general amusement company that operates various amusement facilities such as game centers and kids' parks in commercial facilities. We have always placed importance on bringing smiles to people's faces through play, and we have expressed our "playful spirit" by creating a giant "capsule toy" that is exciting for children and adults alike.

In addition, since kiond is a hands-on facility based on the theme of wood education, the interior is made of wood. The symbol is also made of wood, as we want the facility to be a place where visitors can experience various wood-related experiences and become interested in wood and nature.

We hope that the giant wooden capsule toy will become a symbol of excitement, a natural source of smiles, and a source of energy for visitors to kiond Hiroshima, just as the various games that Curzok has created to date.

Outline of Giant Wooden Capsule Toy

Overall size: 1,560 mm (width) x 1,560 mm (depth) x 2,900 mm (height)

Wood used : Japanese cedar

Location ：In kiond hiroshima, inside the library café

Installed in the Library Cafe

<We are looking for a name for the giant wooden capsule toy.

We are looking for a name for the giant wooden capsule toy that is the symbol of kiond hiroshima. One month has passed since its opening, and more than 800 people, more than expected, have played with the capsule toy. Many people also take pictures with them, making it a popular photo spot.

We are looking for the perfect nickname for this special capsule toy that is unique to kiond hiroshima and brings smiles and energy to people's faces.

[Application period

September 7, 2024 (Sat) - September 30, 2024 (Mon)

How to apply

Please think of a name for the giant wooden capsule toy freely and fill out the following on the ballot form available in the store and put it in the wooden box.

(1) Naming "00 Gacha" (0 is up to 3 letters)

(2) Reason and thought for the name

(3) Applicant's name, age, address (prefecture and city), and contact information

[Entry benefits

Participation prize: Giant wooden capsule toy for each person to spin once.

Grand Prize: Amazon gift certificate worth 10,000 yen

Entry Notes

You may submit more than one entry, but only one entry will be awarded per person.

The name of the name will be selected by kiond hiroshima and the result will be announced on the official kiond hiroshima website and SNS, and the winner will be notified. If there are many entries with the same name, the grand prize may be decided by lottery.

The trademark and all other rights to the adopted name will belong to our company.

All personal information provided at the time of application will be used only for the purpose of this application. However, the name of the entrant will be made public when the naming decision is announced.

The selected entrant must agree to be photographed and to allow us to use his/her photograph.

＜About kiond hiroshima

Kiond Hiroshima is a hands-on facility with the theme of "wood" and "wood education. The concept of the facility is to be a "power spot for everyone" with the hope of bringing energy and smiles through various experiences with wood. The facility features a wooden kids' play park that will bring smiles to children's faces and a food stall fair that will take adults back in time to their childhood. There will also be a café where visitors can encounter books to cheer them up, and a store featuring wooden products unique to Hiroshima. In addition, workshops to get in touch with wood will be held mainly on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.