Fog, Humanity, and IKEUCHI

Covering the earth, growing forests, and moistening the air,

Fog has been closely intertwined with people’s lives.
Crops, vital sources of sustenance, absorb a significant amount of moisture from the air, much like they do through their roots, as they grow.
Fog also transforms underbrush and fallen leaves into organic fertilizer, enriching the soil.
Furthermore, the development of weaving techniques along riverbanks has been attributed to the availability of the optimal moisture required for textiles.
In modern times, fog plays a significant role in enhancing the quality of electronic devices and printing, as well as in improving the Earth’s environment through initiatives such as combating global warming and dust control.
As The Fog Engineers, IKEUCHI is dedicated to creating the “fog” that enriches our lives and contributes to industries.