We created Meta Spark (SNS AR) for the Okaya Silk Museum and the Former Yamaichirin-gumi Silk Office in Okaya City, Nagano Prefecture
, which is known for Okaya silk. The AR filters allow you to transform into a cute silkworm moth and take retro photos with historical architecture as the backdrop, allowing you to enjoy the experience of "Shito Okaya," the city of silk that once boasted the world's largest export volume of raw silk.

Silkworm Wing AR

This AR filter detects the subject and makes it appear as if the moth has grown wings. The wings flap, and cute moths, leaves, and sparkling effects fly around, making it possible for you to become a silkworm moth.

Emo Background Photo Frame

We have created two types of filters with text and color adjustments that can be used by launching AR on your smartphone and tracking the sign at the Former Yamaichirin-gumi Silk Mill (Okaya Silk Workshop, Hometown of Silk).
These AR filters allow you to take photos with a historical and emotional feel. You can also move and zoom in and out of the text, allowing you to take a photo that is just right for you.

Creation of announcement flyers

This time, we were also in charge of designing and producing the AR announcement flyer.

It was also introduced on the official Facebook page of "Okaya Silk Museum - Silk Fact Okaya"!

About the Okaya Silk Museum and the former Yamaichirin-gumi Silk Reeling Office and Guardhouse

Okaya Sericulture Museum - Silk Fact Okaya -
Opened in 1964, this museum houses and exhibits approximately 30,000 items, including the world's only collection of silk-reeling machinery, as well as machinery and tools related to silkworm eggs, sericulture, and silk-reeling, historical materials on silk-reeling management, documents, and photographs.
Official website URI: https://silkfact.jp/

■ Former Yamaichirin-gumi Silk Reeling Office and Guardhouse
This building, the office and guardhouse of the former Yamaichirin-gumi Silk Reeling Co., Ltd., was built in 1921 and is a nationally registered tangible cultural property.
It is a valuable building as it is one of the few remaining that recalls the silk reeling industry in its heyday. It is a two-story wooden building with a tiled roof and brown tiles on the front of the exterior walls.