日本橋の商業施設「コレド室町」に掛かる大暖簾の紋。五街道の起点という歴史を踏まえ、すべての紋に五の要素を取り入れました。室町テラスのテーマは「集」。五角形の枡をモチーフに、入りの字で組んだ一升枡に、人の字で組んだ五合枡を入れ子にし「一生繁盛益々人入る」という意味を込めました。コレド室町1の「栄」というテーマには、西に三街道、北に二街道で五を表し、おめでたい熨斗紋でデザイン。コレド室町２の「楽」というテーマには、歌舞伎の市川家の家紋である「三枡」を「五枡」にした紋をデザインしました。コレド室町3の「桜」というテーマには古来から伝わる桜の紋を提案。一筆書きが出来、人々が回遊するさまを表現しました。

紋デザイン / 波戸場 承龍

暖簾 / 中むら

Creative Direction / 近衞 忠大

COREDO室町

Kyogen had the privilege to design the crests for the large Noren curtains hanging in the shopping complex, “COREDO Muromachi” in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. In the Edo period, Nihonbashi was the starting point of The Five Routes that connected Edo with other provinces. To honor this history, all of the crests were designed based on the essence of “five.” On the left page is Muromachi Terrace with the theme “gather.” With the motif of a pentagonal Masu (a square wooden vessel for sake), this crest expresses “lifelong prosperity with ever-increasing customers.” On the top right-hand corner shows COREDO Muromachi 1 themed “prosperity.” The crest is a blissful Noshi design that is typically used for celebrations and it demonstrates the three Routes towards west and the two Routes towards north, depicting the previously mentioned The Five Routes. At the bottom right, COREDO Muromachi 2 was built with the concept of “joy.” The crest for this facility is Gomasu (five pieces of Masu), based on Mimasu (three pieces of Masu), the Kamon of the Ichikawa Kabuki family.

Mon design / Shoryu Hatoba

Noren / Nakamura

Creative Direction / Tadahiro Konoe

COREDO MUROMACHI