『天狗の家を見つけるんだ』インテリアアートパネル 深層学習コアのMV『群馬県沼田市で天狗の家を探してみた』のサムネイルを、インテリアアートとして解像度をアップスケーリングして再構成しました。 舞台となっているのは、群馬県沼田市。 日本三大天狗の一つとして知られる迦葉山龍華院弥勤寺に伝わる天狗信仰をモチーフとしています 幼い頃の夏休み。 「あの裏山には、本当に天狗が住んでいるらしい。」 そんな根拠のない噂を、その曖昧な記憶の中にだけ存在する風景を、一枚のアートとして切り取っています。 リビングや書斎、制作部屋など、日常の空間へ小さな違和感と懐かしさを添えるインテリアアートとしてお楽しみください。 ※サンプル画像は完成イメージのため、実物と異なる場合があります。 **"We're Going to Find the Tengu's House" Interior Art Panel** This interior art panel is a high-resolution upscaled reinterpretation of the thumbnail from Deep Learning Core's music video, *Searching for the Tengu's House in Numata, Gunma*. The scene is set in Numata City, Gunma Prefecture. It draws inspiration from the legends surrounding Kashozan Ryugein Mirokuji Temple, one of Japan's Three Great Tengu sites. In Japanese folklore, **Tengu** are mysterious mountain beings believed to dwell deep within forests and sacred mountains. They are traditionally depicted with long noses or the features of crows, including black wings and beaks, and are regarded as powerful guardians, tricksters, or spiritual beings. For centuries, stories of Tengu have been passed down throughout Japan, often blurring the line between myth and reality. A summer vacation from childhood. "They say there's really a tengu living in those mountains." A rumor with no proof—yet somehow unforgettable. This artwork captures that hazy childhood memory, preserving a landscape that may have existed only in imagination. The original image has been upscaled from a short-form video source and reconstructed as a large-format interior art print. Designed to bring a subtle sense of nostalgia and quiet unease into living rooms, studios, workspaces, or any everyday environment. *Sample images are for illustrative purposes only. The actual product may differ slightly.*