An Interactive Art Space Appears

The Toyota Harrier, a pioneer of the crossover SUV that now dominates the global market, is celebrated at its third "Harrier Cafe" event, following its previous iterations in Roppongi Hills in June. The venue, "Futakotamagawa Rise iTSCOM STUDIO & HALL," is transformed into an interactive art space themed around journeys.

To invite visitors on a "journey," projection mapping has been installed. This interactive display reacts to movement, projecting various scenes centered around the Harrier, allowing for a simulated experience of the joy of travel.

To convey the Harrier's appeal in blending seamlessly with any environment, from wilderness to urban landscapes, the concept car "Mirror Harrier," entirely covered in mirrors, is also on display. Furthermore, a camera installed on the ceiling offers a "Birds-Eye Photo Spot" service, allowing visitors to capture themselves from a unique aerial perspective. A "Photo Sticker Printer" is also available, printing photos taken at the venue onto stickers as a complimentary gift, among other diverse attractions.