Flagship LED systems,engineered in Tokyo.
X Vision is a Tokyo-based LED and audiovisual company for permanent installations, transparent façades, live environments and ambitious custom formats. We bring product selection, engineering, content and aftercare into one accountable delivery team.
See how LED can reshape sauna and wellness space.
X Vision presented at Sauna Fair within LIFE × DESIGN at Tokyo Big Sight, showing how permanent LED, transparent surfaces and carefully controlled content can add atmosphere, orientation and storytelling without making the architecture feel like a conventional screen installation.
One accountable team.From screen to operation.
A premium LED project succeeds when product, mounting, power, processing, content and maintenance are designed as one. We connect those decisions before the final system is selected.
Permanent LED that belongs in the architecture.
MicroLED, fine-pitch indoor LED, transparent façades and outdoor displays planned with structure, power, heat, service access and calibration in mind.
AV rental for events, exhibitions and live spaces.
LED systems, technical coordination, content playback and VJ collaboration for experiences that need to look coherent—not assembled from unrelated parts.
Products developed for a real use case.
From ultra-light MicroMesh to artist-focused Module Box systems, we work with partners to adapt hardware, control and service design to the project.
The image continues after installation.
Playback systems, video formats, calibration, operator guidance, content/VJ coordination, maintenance planning and practical after-support.
One Tokyo team, from specification to delivery.
X Vision brings product direction, engineering coordination, installation planning, content and live-visual partners into one accountable project direction. We work from Japan and assemble the right local and international team for each site.
Flagship is a system standard—not one headline number.
Refresh rate, colour, grayscale and protection only matter when the complete signal path and physical installation preserve their value. We explain what each choice changes in the real space.
ASTRA
High refresh, deep black and wide-colour configurations for premium close viewing. 7,680 Hz helps reduce visible flicker and banding when cameras or fast motion are involved.
CORE-21 / CORE-31
CORE-21 is a purchasable high-resolution platform for rental and live use. CORE-31 is built for permanent outdoor projects, with weather protection, brightness, thermal design, structure and service access defined for the site.
ONE Air / MicroMesh / Astra
ONE Air brings a slim 16:9 all-in-one format to residential, meeting and hospitality spaces; one completed installation took under three hours for physical setup, with site conditions varying. MicroMesh Tour stays below 8.0 kg/m² at P3.9 × 3.9 including cables, while Astra supports refined permanent indoor formats.
Quality is managed beyond the product sheet.
For each project, we define the checks that matter—from delivered configuration and image setup to documented handover, spares and service planning.
Check the delivered configuration
Incoming condition, display and electrical operation, plus relevant ageing or environmental records, are reviewed against the agreed scope.
Tune the image before handover
Brightness, colour, grayscale, processing and signal behaviour are set for the site, content and camera requirements.
Design for a longer service life
Serviceable modules, planned spares, repair-first decisions and efficient operating settings help reduce avoidable replacement and waste.
Available checks, records, packaging options and support vary by product, site and agreement.
If pixelation is even a concern,begin with ASTRA.
Do not let a single viewing-distance rule decide the whole project. We compare the nearest viewer, total canvas, source resolution, camera use, architecture and budget—then show what the difference looks like in the real space.
Choose confidence at the distance people will actually stand.
ASTRA uses extremely small LED packages across P0.4–P1.8 class configurations. For many premium rooms, P1.2, P1.5 or P1.8 can deliver the right balance of visual continuity, scale, serviceability and cost without specifying a finer pitch simply because it exists.
- 7,680 Hz*—Helps reduce visible flicker, scan lines and banding in demanding camera and motion conditions.
- HDR + wide colour*—The display, controller, source, colour space and calibration must form one compatible signal path.
- Complete system—Structure, power, thermal design, processor, signal backup, calibration, spares and after-support are planned together.
Available pitches and performance vary by model and project. We confirm the proposed configuration against the real viewing, content and operating conditions.
Built to travel. Designed to disappear.
MicroMesh Tour at P3.9 × 3.9 is below 8.0 kg/m² including cables. Its fast cabinet connection and cable-minimised interconnection simplify rigging, transport and creative layouts while keeping equal horizontal and vertical resolution.
- < 8.0 kg/m²—MicroMesh Tour reference weight including cables at P3.9 × 3.9.
- Installed-load comparison—A fair comparison includes cabinets, power, cables, frames, rigging and protection—not the panel alone.
- Creative potential—Façades, stages, retail, hospitality, education and interactive installations can become active visual surfaces.
Comparison ranges are indicative only. Power supplies, frames, rigging, protective systems, pixel pitch and cable scope must be aligned before comparing products.
Five decisions that protect image quality and project value.
We translate specifications into consequences your team can review: what viewers see, what cameras record, what the structure carries, and what operators maintain.
Start with the nearest viewer
Pitch matters most at the closest realistic viewing position—not an abstract industry rule.
Design for capture
Refresh rate, shutter settings, scan behaviour, processor and brightness all affect filmed results.
Build one colour pipeline
HDR and Rec.2020 capability matter only when content, playback, processor and calibration support them.
Count the complete installed load
Display, frame, power, cabling, service access, wind, heat and site conditions belong in the calculation.
Plan continuity
Signal redundancy, spares, training, warranty scope, remote support and response procedures reduce downtime.
Practical LED questions, answered clearly.
Clear answers help teams compare systems without being misled by a single headline specification.
Should we always choose the smallest pixel pitch?
No. The right pitch is the finest one that materially improves the experience at the real viewing distance. Screen size, content resolution, cabinet format, serviceability and budget must be considered together.
Does 7,680 Hz automatically mean a better picture?
Not by itself. Higher refresh can improve camera compatibility and motion, but the complete display configuration, processing, operating brightness, camera settings and calibration still determine the result.
Does HDR or Rec.2020 work with any content player?
No. Source material, player, output format, controller, display configuration and calibration must all support the intended signal. Capability also varies by product and configuration.
Is MicroMesh always lighter than another transparent LED?
MicroMesh Tour is below 8.0 kg/m² at P3.9 × 3.9 including cables, but a fair comparison must use the same area and include cabinets, power, cabling, frames and rigging.
What does X Vision include beyond the display?
Depending on scope: product selection, structural and electrical coordination, processors, signal design, installation partners, calibration, playback, content/VJ coordination, training, spares, warranty and after-support.
Can LED become more than advertising?
Yes. It can work as an architectural surface, social focal point, high-impact monitor, learning environment, interactive artwork or operational visual system when content and use are designed with the hardware.
Proof lives in the space.
Residential, retail, art, hospitality and live environments reveal different requirements. Our work starts with the use case and continues through delivery.
Built, installed and operated by people who understand the whole system.
The finished image is only one part of the work. Installation discipline, cabinet detail, content collaboration and a dependable team determine whether the system succeeds after opening day.
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A clearer route from brief to operation.
We focus the first conversation on the decisions that materially change quality, cost and delivery risk.
Share what is known
Location, purpose, target date, viewing distance, approximate size and budget range.
Define the right configuration
Product, pitch, brightness, control, structure, power, content and service access.
Review the real image
Compare colour, black, motion, reflection and viewing distance using relevant content.
Install and support
Coordinate delivery, calibration, training, spares, maintenance and content updates.
Have a live project? Let’s define the right system.
Send us the site, intended use, approximate dimensions, closest viewing distance, target date and an indicative budget. We will return with the questions, risks and system options worth resolving next.
Company profile.
X Vision Co., Ltd. is a Tokyo-based LED display and audiovisual company, founded in November 2021 and led by CEO So Ikeda. We plan, specify, engineer, install, calibrate, rent, operate and maintain permanent and temporary LED video systems: fine-pitch indoor LED, MicroLED, transparent LED, outdoor LED, LED floors and custom formats. We work in Japanese, English and Traditional Chinese from a head office in Kyobashi and a showroom in Osaki, Tokyo.
| Company | X Vision Co., Ltd. (X Vision株式会社) |
|---|---|
| Founded | 12 November 2021 |
| Representative | So Ikeda, CEO (代表取締役 池田 爽) |
| Head office | 2F, 2-7-8 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0031, Japan |
| Showroom | 9F Sumitomo Fudosan Osaki Garden Tower, 1-1-1 Nishi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0033 (by appointment) |
| Business | Planning, product selection, system design, installation coordination and calibration of permanent LED displays; LED rental and sales; product development; content and VJ; operation support and maintenance |
| Products | ASTRA (fine-pitch indoor), X-GOB, CORE-21 / CORE-31, MicroMESH (transparent) and others |
| Selected work | Sharp Corporation stand at Japan Mobility Show 2025 (first MicroMesh Tour deployment in Japan); permanent façade in Ginza; MicroLED installation in Komazawa; event, stage and LED-floor projects across Japan. See the Works page (Japanese) |
| Languages | Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese |
| Contact | office@x-vision.jp · +81-3-4577-9695 |
Questions we hear before a project starts.
Short answers to the questions clients ask most often. Every project is specified from its real viewing distance, content and operating conditions.
Should we always choose the smallest pixel pitch?
No. The right pitch is the finest one that materially improves the experience at the real viewing distance. Screen size, content resolution, cabinet format, serviceability and budget must be considered together.
Does 7,680 Hz automatically mean a better picture?
Not by itself. Higher refresh can improve camera compatibility and motion, but the complete display configuration, processing, operating brightness, camera settings and calibration still determine the result.
Does HDR or Rec.2020 work with any content player?
No. Source material, player, output format, controller, display configuration and calibration must all support the intended signal. Capability also varies by product and configuration.
Is MicroMesh always lighter than another transparent LED?
MicroMesh Tour is below 8.0 kg/m² at P3.9 × 3.9 including cables, but a fair comparison must use the same area and include cabinets, power, cabling, frames and rigging.
What does X Vision include beyond the display?
Depending on scope: product selection, structural and electrical coordination, processors, signal design, installation partners, calibration, playback, content/VJ coordination, training, spares, warranty and after-support.
Can LED become more than advertising?
Yes. It can work as an architectural surface, social focal point, high-impact monitor, learning environment, interactive artwork or operational visual system when content and use are designed with the hardware.