2007 Komori Corporation Calendar won “Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Commercial Affairs Information Policy Bureau Chief” Award. It is the one of Best Three Awards!
The All-Japan Calendar Exhibition is sponsored by the Japan Federation of Printing Industries. It has been held annually since 1950 and Komori Corporation submitted an entry for the 58th Exhibition for 2007 Calendar. Approximately 840 calendars were submitted by well-known companies from around the nation and, as a result of strict judging held over the two-day period of December 7 and 8, our company’s calendar was honored with the “Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Commercial Affairs Information Policy Bureau Chief” Award, ranking among the top three.
About the 2007 Komori calendar
The Komori calendar series based on the concept “A collaboration of creativity and printing technology” started in 2005, and the 2007 edition marks our third year.
In the past, graphic design and printing technology have had a mutual history of influencing each other, and this relationship has not changed. But now this type of work has gone beyond the realm of simple commercial design, establishing its cultural position as a new art and entering the collections of domestic and foreign art museums.
For this edition of the calendar, printing technology plays a part in supporting Mr. Katsui’s art, and high quality is always a necessity. The capacity to emphasize the depth and vividness of color, to draw the lines finely and sharply, to express the artist’s concept dynamically and harmoniously—this is the required printing technology. And to realize them, a high-performance printing press is indispensable.
The 2007 edition of the Komori calendar embodies the challenge of expressing the new designs of this creator, representative of Japan and active worldwide, and Komori’s cutting-edge presses and printing technology.