TRANSWOOD—a material designed to be recycled for 100 years—was born from the natural environment of Nagano, nurtured over a long period of time.


Interacting with the light that reaches us from the sky,
and through Japan’s cutting-edge technology,
as TRANSWOOD is layered one by one,
its form quietly yet powerfully takes shape. 
It transcends mere craftsmanship,
serving as a message of resource regeneration for the future.

And to Ultraman, who is
clad head to toe in the deep hues derived from TRANSWOOD,
the ancient Japanese traditional technique of “kintsugi” is applied.
“Kintsugi” is not merely decoration.
It reconnects what has been broken,
imbuing it with new value
and stands as a symbol of Japan’s rich craft culture.

The golden trails painted across the entire body
represent feelings passed down across generations and
become a light of hope that firmly binds our bonds together.

Japan, in need of a new breath of life,
and the Earth, standing at a crossroads toward a sustainable future.
Here lies our resolve for “Restart”
to sincerely confront the challenges we face today
and move forward into the next era.

A texture that is both nostalgic and new. Quiet strength. A dignified presence.

The cycle of nature, the elevation of culture, and the passing down of bonds.
As traditional and innovative techniques intertwine,
our commitment to protecting the Earth takes shape and illuminates the future.