Beautiful lighting produced with combination of LED projection lighting and crystal balls!

Lit up night scene at “Fujinuta Falls” Okubo Iyashinomori Park

Introduction

Here, we introduce a case where our single-type LEDSFOCUS LED projection lighting and our 4-light and 9-light LEDSFOCUS PRO was adopted.

A Starry Sky Museum event was held at “Fujinuta Falls” Okubo Iyashinomori Park in Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture to commemorate 100 sculptures donated by the Kitano Foundation of
Lifelong Integrated Education.

The Kitano Foundation of Lifelong Integrated Education is a public interest incorporated foundation that provides anyone seeking a richer life with opportunities to learn anytime and anywhere.

The three pillars of the foundation are a grant program for lifelong education, a scholarship program for learners, and lectures and
workshops.

The late Takaharu Kitano, the founder of Stanley Electric and native of Sakaigawa-mura (now Fuefuki City), established the Kitano Foundation of Lifelong Integrated Education in 1975.

For 20 years, it has awarded scholarships to students studying sculpture, and their work is donated to “Fujinuta Falls” Okubo Iyashinomori Park, with which Stanley has a strong connection.

Unfortunately, it rained on Saturday, October 5, 2024, the opening day of the event, but the Mayor of Fuefuki City, members of the local tourism association, members of the Kitano Foundation of Lifelong
Integrated Education, and local residents held a grand lighting ceremony and enjoyed the illuminated sculptures, exhibiting booths,
and strolling through the forest.

Introduction of installation examples

There are 101 sculptures in the park, and Stanley’s single-light LEDSFOCUS LLM0854A lights were installed on tree branches around the area.

This product is a compact, 2.5° narrow-angle light distribution projection light with low-power 2.9 W output achieved with a single-chip LED.

The LLM0854A is a 260 g lightweight unit that can be easily attached to branches.