ENHYPEN is a global group beloved since their debut for their unique vampire concept. This museum is a Japan-exclusive experiential event that overlays the "vampire" concept with their musical world to date. Visitors become part of the "same bloodline (bats)" and enter the vampire mansion to relive a part of their story. By touring seven rooms themed around ENHYPEN's music and story, from their debut work "Border: Day One" to "Romance: Untold -daydream-," one can enjoy a special experience as if entering the world of their music videos as one of the characters.

HIBINO put together a system that maximizes immersion in the story within each individual area in the over 1,100 m2 event hall divided into multiple areas. This includes a 49 m2 3D-capable "Immersive LED System" that enables overwhelming 3D expression. There is also a 161 m2 ROE Visual "Ruby1.5F" 1.5 mm pitch ultra-high-definition LED display system, boasting color reproduction capabilities close to 8K Super Hi-Vision broadcasting through its wide color gamut color system. And there are 18 video display devices including laser projectors, 39 speakers, and 225 lighting fixtures.

Supporting this advanced technical approach is the Hibino Immersive Entertainment Lab, HIBINO's R&D facility dedicated to pursuing immersive experiences. Here, day-to-day R&D is conducted on creating new immersive productions incorporating cutting-edge technologies centered around 3D LED technology and maximizing the sense of immersion.

For this immersive music sensation museum, in order to faithfully realize the intent of the production design, HYBE JAPAN, IMAGICA EEX, and HIBINO collaborated at the Hibino Immersive Entertainment Lab to conduct an experiment to evaluate the effects of video, audio, and lighting technologies and meticulous verification of their optimal combinations. HIBINO's vast inventory of cutting-edge equipment and the concrete insights gained through R&D form the technological foundation that dramatically enhances the overall level of immersion of the event.

The fifth room, "Chapter 5: Atrium of Confession," employs an Immersive LED System measuring 10.2 m wide and 4.8 m high as the museum's greatest highlight.

The Immersive LED System is a 3D-capable LED display system featuring "Ghost Tile," a three-dimensional LED technology created by U.S. company Liminal Space, for which HIBINO holds an operating technology license. In addition to its groundbreaking stereoscopic effects that surpass conventional 3D, the system's revolutionary ability to incorporate real people and lighting fixtures delivers an extremely immersive entertainment experience that blends reality with the virtual world. One technology deepening this experience is dedicated 3D glasses that feature a proprietary circular polarizing filter. Their high transmittance maintains a clear field of view, allowing participants to accurately perceive the real space while simultaneously experiencing three-dimensional images appearing within it and the seamlessly deep, expansive virtual world.

The 3D images of ENHYPEN projected were captured using stereo photography with two sets of Sony's "VENICE 2" high-end cinema camera and the newly introduced "VENICE Extension System Mini" camera head extension system. The use of compact camera heads enabled the placement of two cinema cameras at the average distance between human pupils (approx. 64 mm), something previously difficult to accomplish. This allowed for the capture of 8K high-definition images delivering natural and immersive 3D effects.

Prior to filming ENHYPEN, the content production team was invited to the Hibino Immersive Entertainment Lab, which houses the Immersive LED System, for equipment verification and technical coordination. The filming and content production teams designed a plan to maximize the Immersive LED System's capabilities, thereby commencing production with a fully prepared setup.

During the overseas filming period, we confirmed the 3D effects of the images in real time at the Hibino Immersive Entertainment Lab, meticulously controlling the filming from Japan. Furthermore, after filming, we conducted repeated technical verification in the actual equipment environment in pursuit of perfection of the 3D expression together with the content production team. Through these thorough precision management steps, high-quality live-action 3D video with stereoscopic expression perfectly suited for this museum was completed.

This 3D imaging technology allows the members' presence and worldview to expand across the entire field of vision, creating an overwhelming sense of immersion where visitors feel "their senses are being dominated" and are unable to escape the work's world no matter where they look. The visuals filmed specifically for this museum, combined with innovative 3D imaging technology, draw one into a breathtakingly beautiful "surreal" world.

The museum offers an enjoyable experience not only for ENHYPEN fans, but also for anyone interested in experiential events utilizing cutting-edge production techniques. You are invited to come experience it for yourself.

We are proud to have provided our Immersive LED system for the highlight of the experience. Hibino Group offers this 3D LED system for rental not only in Japan, but also in the United States. Since the launch of our immersive LED system in 2023, we have expanded our portfolio beyond concerts to include trade shows, art installations, and large-scale events such as the Osaka Expo, leveraging our established sales network. Client feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with spectators highlighting an exceptional level of immersion. Initial comments also confirmed a very comfortable viewing experience, with no signs of the visual fatigue commonly associated with traditional 3D systems. We teamed up with HYBE JAPAN and IMAGICA EEX to launch "House of Vampire ~Dive into ENHYPEN Chronicle~." Through this strong partnership, we will deliver location-based entertainment experiences exclusive to the venue, providing bold, immersive environments where state-of-the-art entertainment technology is fully integrated into both the physical space and the storytelling. In the future, we aim to support HYBE JAPAN to expand this environment nationwide and globally, as well as in launching new immersive experiences with other artists. We will continue to scout new creators and business partners across multiple industries to build strategic alliances. Through Hibino Immersive Entertainment Lab, we will shape immersive entertainment and create new value through experiential entertainment.

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