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Aruna Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, President: Dai Yukiyama) has been selected for the "100 Representative Companies of Saitama" by the regional revitalization media "Made In Local." This selection comprehensively evaluates contributions to the community, unique technologies and business models, human resource development, and initiatives related to the SDGs, identifying 100 companies that represent Saitama Prefecture. Since its founding in 1967, our company has operated as a specialized manufacturer of aluminum frames, with the mission of "creating value through frames." In recent years, we have received prestigious international design awards such as the iF DESIGN AWARD and the Good Design Award, promoting Japanese craftsmanship both domestically and internationally. Additionally, in collaboration with both Saitama Prefecture, where our headquarters is located, and Satsumasendai City in Kagoshima Prefecture, where our production base is situated, we are actively engaged in creating local employment, developing human resources, and environmentally conscious manufacturing. This selection is a result of the challenges faced by each employee and the support from our customers, business partners, and the local community. Moving forward, we will continue to aim for a "300-year company," promoting the value of Japanese craftsmanship to the world from Saitama.
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Aruna Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, President: Dai Yukiyama) will exhibit at "Interior Lifestyle 2026," which will be held from June 10 to 12, 2026 (Venue: Tokyo Big Sight). The exhibition will feature award-winning designs such as 'CUT,' which received the iF Design Award, known as the Oscar of the design world, 'Lumiframe,' showcased at the Milan Salone in Italy, and 'FLAP,' which features a registered design. ■ About "Interior Lifestyle 2026" Name: Interior Lifestyle 2026 Dates: June 10 (Wednesday) to June 12 (Friday), 2026, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (until 4:30 PM on the last day) Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, West Halls 1 & 2 + Atrium Organizer: Messe Frankfurt Japan Co., Ltd. Official Website: https://interiorlifestyle-tokyo.jp.messefrankfurt.com/tokyo/ja.html Aruna Co., Ltd. Booth: Atrium Booth Number: D-16 *Advance registration (free) is required for attendance.
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We are pleased to announce that our aluminum frame "CUT" has won the prestigious iF Design Award 2026 in the Product Design category for Furniture and Home Decoration. "CUT" is an aluminum frame developed under the concept of "enhancing the artwork by stripping away excess." With its minimalistic design that eliminates unnecessary decorations and sharp cross-sectional shapes that utilize the texture of aluminum, it is intended for use in a wide range of settings, from residential spaces to galleries and commercial facilities. In the judging process, the frame was highly evaluated not only for the completeness of its design based on a clear concept but also for its practicality in allowing easy artwork changes, durability for long-term use, and uniqueness that leverages our aluminum processing technology. Among the color variations, the "raw material" option was particularly praised for its approach of embracing the aging process through scratches and texture changes as "traces of time," repositioning the frame from being merely a "disposable item for displaying artwork" to a "presence that shares time with the artwork," embodying sustainable ideals.
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