Safety is the foundation of our business activities and our top priority.
We created this monument as a symbol of that universal ideal of "safety."
We created this monument as a symbol of that universal ideal of "safety."
Mishiku Itaru
[Biography]
Born in 1949 in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture.
Graduated from the Sculpture Department (Emilio Greco's studio) of the National Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, Italy in 1977. (Roma)
1992, "Japan-Italy New Generation" Exhibition, National Gallery of Modern Art, Rome (Roma), Italy.
1997 "Selected Contemporary Art from Rome" Exhibition, Rome Civic Museum of Contemporary Art (Roma)
2004 Solo Exhibition "Rebirth" Museum of Experimental Contemporary Art, University of Rome, Italy
2005 Solo Exhibition "Kekkai" (Barrier) Spoleto Museum of Contemporary Art
Installed in 2006 at “ROND'” Albornoz Palace Hotel (☆☆☆☆Albornoz Palace Hotel) (Spoleto)
The monuments are installed in the lobby of our headquarters in Kanda Izumicho and in the hall of NX-TEC Izu.
Each monument is designed around the motif of four columns.
The four pillars represent the core elements of Nippon Express: "land," "sea," "air," and "people," and symbolize how these elements work together in a scrum to create a global network.
The shape of the monument from both sides is circular and spherical, representing the Earth and the world, signifying a pledge of safety, and also representing Nippon Express's wish for "harmony" and "connection" to the world.