On June 26, 2026, Stylam's "asanoha," a "Japanese-inspired paper tableware" was used at a donation ceremony held at Ritsumeikan University's Biwako-Kusatsu Campus (BKC) for the artwork "CONTROLUCE," which was exhibited at the Italy Pavilion of the Osaka-Kansai Expo. The artwork was donated to the university.
The ceremony was attended by many guests, including Mr. Mario Vattani, the Italian Ambassador to Japan, Mr. Oliviero Fiorentini, the designer who created the artwork, and Professor Masayoshi Ishida, Dean of the College of Gastronomy Management at Ritsumeikan University. At the reception following the ceremony, students from the college served authentic Neapolitan pizza, and "asanoha" was used as the serving tableware.
Mr. Mario Vattani, Italian Ambassador to Japan
Donated artwork "CONTROLUCE"
Mr. Oliviero Fiorentini, creator of the artwork "CONTROLUCE" (right)
Professor Masayoshi Ishida, Dean of the College of Gastronomy Management at Ritsumeikan University
Students of the "Pizza Squad" from the College of Gastronomy Management serving authentic Neapolitan pizza
