Exhibit on the Tsuzuri Project

An Exhibit on The Tsuzuri Project
at Canon EXPO,
September 2-3, 2010

This is Canon's biggest imaging celebration, one that only happens
every five years. Our company, Dentsu America, is Canon's agency
developing the exhibition content, and thought this would be
interesting to all of you.

There's a great exhibit on The Tsuzuri Project, an innovative
project organized by the Kyoto Culture Association with technical
and promotional assistance from Canon.  The project combines digital
technology and traditional crafts to create living artifacts that
help spread cultural heritage to students and others throughout
Japan. It's a great example of innovative conservation that
leverages the latest imaging technology. You can see how Canon
cameras, large format printers and color management systems are
creating high-resolution digital replicas of folding screens, screen
paintings and other Japanese cultural artifacts. And you can meet
specialists in state-of-the-art imaging technology.

Canon is inviting you to attend this great event for free. Below,
there's a link and pass code that let you register now. You can
experience the entire event, including wide-ranging exhibits,
seminars with famous photographers, cinematographers and other
experts-and much more. You will even be able to touch and try
extraordinary future products coming to digital imaging. Feel free
to spread the word within the conservation community.

Registration Site:

    <URL:https://expo.usa.canon.com/expo/>
    Pass Code: EXPO5 Invitation Code:  T5TTP

For more info on The Tsuzuri Project see
<URL:http://www.canon.com/tsuzuri/index.html>

Steven Halling
Marketing
dentsu america
32 Ave of Americas
New York, NY 10013
781-608-5731


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