Van Cleef & Arpels was the first French jeweler to establish a presence in Japan in 1973. For the projection mapping event celebrating its 40th anniversary in the country, the "Château Restaurant Joël Robuchon" at Yebisu Garden Place will be transformed for two nights into a magical "Fairy Castle." This marks the first time projection mapping will be held at Yebisu Garden Place.

The visual production is helmed by French artistHugues Lep. Inspired by Van Cleef & Arpels'high jewelry, the production expresses a mysterious and warm narrative. It weaves a poetic world where butterflies and fairies gracefully dance around the Joël Robuchon château.

Concurrently, a two-day "Fairy Castle Twitter Campaign" will be held. Those who attend the "Fairy Castle" projection mapping and answer a quiz on Twitter will have a chance to win "Lines of Luck," a unique, non-sale illustration book created for Van Cleef & Arpels, with 40 winners selected from correct entries.