Nurture in places with a lot of real things.

Dazaifu Tenmangu Kindergarten surrounded by the real thing. Because it is a very important childhood in their life, the children of their school come into contact with the real thing, nurture an important heart as a Japanese, and have a lot of memorable experiences.
In the precincts of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine surrounded by big comb trees, you can feel the changes of nature in each season while being watched by Tenjin, and participate in the rituals and events that can only be experienced here and feel the goodness and history of Japan. That hasn’t changed since this kindergarten opened in 1948.

"Camphor tree" that has been watching over children for a long time.

On the top page, the main visual is “Camphor tree,” which symbolizes the real thing in the kindergarten, along with a new catchphrase, “Grow in the real thing.” The characteristic of this kindergarten, which is unique to the kindergarten on the grounds of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, is the experience of this vast natural environment, and it was the Kusu tree that watched over the children with Tenjin.
There was one order from the garden for the renewal of the homepage. They wanted to make use of the illustrations of Dazaifu Tenmangu Kindergarten, which was previously drawn by artist Katsuhiko Hibino while showing the activities of the garden in an easy-to-understand manner. We aimed to create a homepage that makes it easy to convey the characteristics of the garden to parents, such as by incorporating Instagram and disseminating the activities of children on the garden side.

Credit /
Client: Dazaifu Tenmangu Kindergarten
Project Manager: Hiroshi Kuboyama (PLAce Inc.)
Art Direction: Daisuke Kobayashi (SUKEDACHI DESIGN)
Web Design: Daisuke Kobayashi (SUKEDACHI DESIGN)
Cording: Hikaru Ando
Copy: Yoko Gotoh (MONKEY CHILD PRODUCTS)
Photo: Yoshihiko Tanaka (Studio Red Star)