During the onegravity POP-UP at ESTNATION (GINZA SIX), we installed a Fennessy all-in-one turntable system as part of the store’s visual merchandising—serving both as an ambient BGM source and a conversational display piece. The compact footprint and tidy cabling kept the presentation clean and premium, harmonizing with wood fixtures. This setup increased dwell time while allowing staff to run short vinyl demos without additional equipment.

We designed a home-context pop-up on the Living Floor at Shinjuku Takashimaya that turned record-player systems into interior objects—clean sightlines from the aisle, discreet power routing, and a layout that invites shoppers to touch → listen within seconds. Two contrasting finishes were shown side-by-side, while a vertical shelf communicated color options and modular parts at a glance. 

We exhibit at Fujiya Avic’s Headphone Festival every time. At the venue we secure a private room to provide a quiet, relaxed listening environment. We bring a flagship-class reference system so visitors can take their time experiencing KuraDa and our partner brands. The event is organized by Fujiya Avic and, in recent years, has mainly been held at Station Conference Tokyo.

We also exhibit at Potafes, a large portable-audio exhibition series organized by e☆イヤホン. Our booth is intentionally compact and visually minimal—white base, restrained signage, and open counter surfaces—so visitors can approach, handle products, and start listening quickly even during peak traffic.