Sculpture rental system, sculpture rental method, and program

Abstract

According to the present invention, a sculpture rental system is provided to promote the utilization of sculptures. [Solution] The sculpture rental system in this embodiment provides a new exhibition space for sculptures by setting up exhibition space for the rented sculptures in offices where people come and go, creating opportunities for more people to appreciate the sculptures and inspiring people working in the office with the rented sculptures. In other words, the sculpture rental system provides a business model that promotes the utilization of sculptures. Furthermore, the sculpture rental system allows users to grasp the image and share that image by showing the exhibition scene of the sculpture displayed in the exhibition space in an augmented reality space before renting out the sculpture.

Description

Technical Field

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[0001] The present invention relates to a sculpture work rental system, a sculpture work rental method, and a program.

Background Art

[0002] For example, Patent Document 1 discloses an art product rental business in which a work entrusted with lending and selling by a producer is stored, the work is lent to a person who desires it by rental or lease, and the work is sold to a person who desires to purchase it after the end of the rental or lease contract. However, it does not focus on sculpture works and does not solve the problems in the exhibition of sculpture works.

[0003] Further, Patent Document 2 discloses a three-dimensional space design support system using a network, which is a system for designing a three-dimensional space on a client connected to a server via a network, and includes floor plan design software for designing the floor plan of the space, a part database storing parts that can be searched and extracted for use in the floor plan design, and three-dimensional display software for three-dimensionally displaying the floor plan-designed space. All of these are on the server side, and the client has an environment in which it can use the software and database on the server side via the network.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

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Patent Document 1

Patent Document 2

[0006] The sculpture rental system according to the present invention comprises a sculpture information storage unit that stores information about sculptures available for rental, a reservation acceptance unit that accepts rental reservations for sculptures stored in the sculpture information storage unit via a website, and a sculpture rental information storage unit that stores information about the rental of the sculptures, wherein the sculpture rental information storage unit stores information about rental reservations accepted by the reservation acceptance unit.

[0007] Preferably, the system includes: an exhibition location acquisition unit that acquires information regarding the exhibition location of the sculpture; an exhibition view presentation unit that presents the exhibition view of the sculpture as it would appear if it were exhibited at the exhibition location acquired by the exhibition location acquisition unit, in an augmented reality space; and a sculpture information display unit that displays the sculpture information of the sculpture presented by the exhibition view presentation unit in association with the sculpture presented in the augmented reality space.

[0008] Preferably, the sculpture information displayed by the sculpture information display unit includes the physical characteristics of the sculpture and background information of the sculpture.

[0009] Preferably, the system further includes a proposal unit that proposes a method for displaying the sculpture based on the sculpture information and information about the exhibition location acquired by the exhibition location acquisition unit, and the exhibition view presentation unit presents in the augmented reality space an exhibition view of the sculpture as it would appear when displayed using the exhibition method proposed by the proposal unit.

[0010] Preferably, the sculpture loan information storage unit stores the loaned sculpture and the location information of the exhibition place of the sculpture in association with each other, and further includes a location information display unit that shows the exhibition place of the sculpture on a map based on the location information of the exhibition place of the loaned sculpture stored by the sculpture loan information storage unit.

[0011] Preferably, the sculpture loan information storage unit stores public information of the exhibition location of the loaned sculpture, and further includes a public information display unit that displays the public information stored by the sculpture loan information storage unit, and the public information display unit displays the public information in association with the sculpture on the map displayed by the location information display unit.

[0012] Preferably, the sculpture loan information storage unit stores the loan period of the loaned sculpture, and further includes a loan period display unit that displays the loan period stored by the sculpture loan information storage unit, and the loan period display unit displays the loan period in association with the sculpture on the map displayed by the location information display unit.

[0013] Preferably, the system further includes a history information storage unit for storing information regarding the loan history of a loaned sculpture, and a provision unit for providing the loan history information stored in the history information storage unit to the artist of the sculpture, wherein the loan history information stored in the history information storage unit includes the number of times each loaned sculpture has been loaned, the location where it was exhibited, and the loan period.

[0014] The method for renting sculptures according to the present invention comprises: a sculpture storage step in which a computer stores information about sculptures that are available for rent; a reservation acceptance step in which the computer accepts rental reservations for sculptures stored in the sculpture storage step via a website; and a sculpture rental information storage step in which the computer stores information about the rental of the sculptures, wherein the sculpture rental information storage step stores information about rental reservations accepted in the reservation acceptance step.

[0015] The program according to the present invention includes a sculpture storage step for storing information about sculptures that are available for loan, a reservation acceptance step for accepting loan reservations for sculptures stored in the sculpture storage step via a website, and a sculpture loan information storage step for storing information about the loan of the sculptures, wherein the sculpture loan information storage step stores information about loan reservations accepted in the reservation acceptance step. [Effects of the Invention]

[0016] According to the present invention, the utilization of sculptural works can be promoted. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0017] [Figure 1] This diagram illustrates the overall configuration of Sculpture Rental System 1. [Figure 2] This diagram illustrates the hardware configuration of the sculpture rental management server 5. [Figure 3] This diagram illustrates the functional configuration of the sculpture rental management server 5. [Figure 4] This diagram illustrates an example of how a sculpture might appear when displayed in an exhibition space within an augmented reality environment. [Figure 5] This diagram illustrates sculpture exhibition information displayed on a map on a sculpture rental website. [Figure 6]It is a diagram showing an example of an exhibition location information table stored in the exhibition location information storage DB600. [Figure 7] It is a diagram showing an example of a sculpture information table stored in the sculpture information storage DB610. [Figure 8] It is a diagram showing an example of a sculpture rental information table stored in the rental information DB620. [Figure 9] It is a diagram showing an example of a rental performance table stored in the rental performance DB630. [Figure 10] It is a flowchart for explaining the display scenery presentation process (S10) of a sculpture by the sculpture rental system 1. [Figure 11] It is a flowchart for explaining the display information display process (S20) of a sculpture by the sculpture rental system 1.

Embodiments for Carrying Out the Invention

[0018] First, the background in which the present invention was made will be described. For storing sculptures, storage locations such as warehouses and galleries are required, and the costs associated with such storage locations are a burden for artists and collectors. In particular, in the case of large sculptures, a large space is required, and accordingly, it occupies the space of the storage location. Also, storing in a storage location results in a loss of opportunities to appreciate the sculpture. Therefore, it is useful to vacate space for storing sculptures by renting out the sculptures. However, when a user considers renting a sculpture, there is a limit to imagining the atmosphere when it is placed at the location where the exhibition is planned, and it is also difficult to share the image with others, so there have been many cases where it does not reach the actual rental.

[0019] Therefore, in view of the above problems, the present invention provides a sculpture rental system that presents users with an exhibition view of a sculpture placed in a planned exhibition location in an augmented reality space, and further adds sculpture information to the exhibition view, thereby making it easy to visualize the exhibition and conveying the appeal of the sculpture, which leads to sculpture rentals.

[0020] Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. However, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the illustrated examples. Figure 1 is a diagram illustrating the overall configuration of the sculpture rental system 1. As illustrated in Figure 1, the sculpture rental system 1 includes a client terminal 3, a client terminal 4, and a sculpture rental management server 5. Client terminal 3 is a computer terminal that accesses the sculpture rental site provided by the sculpture rental management server 5 and allows users to view the exhibition scene of a sculpture in augmented reality. Client terminal 3 is operated by users who rent sculptures or users who are considering renting sculptures, and has a camera function that can photograph the exhibition location. Client terminal 3 can be, for example, a smartphone, a tablet, or AR goggles. The sculpture rental site is an example of a website according to the present invention.

[0021] Client terminal 4 is a computer terminal operated by sculptors who provide sculptures to the sculpture rental system 1. The sculptor operates client terminal 4 to access the sculpture rental site provided by the sculpture rental management server 5 and checks the rental status and rental history of the sculptures they have provided. The sculpture rental management server 5 is a computer that manages information about sculptures to be rented and information about the rental of sculptures. Furthermore, upon request from a user, the sculpture rental management server 5 generates an augmented reality display of the sculpture as it would appear if it were displayed in a candidate exhibition location, and presents it to the client terminal 3. The sculpture rental management server 5 also manages the history of rented sculptures and provides rental records to the sculptor via the client terminal 4.

[0022] Figure 2 is a diagram illustrating the hardware configuration of the sculpture rental management server 5. As illustrated in Figure 2, the sculpture rental management server 5 has a CPU 200, a GPU 202, an HDD 204, memory 206, a network interface 208 (network IF 208), a display device 210, and an input device 212, and these components are connected to each other via a bus 214. CPU200 is, for example, the central processing unit. The GPU202 is a unit used, for example, to perform parallel processing of data. HDD204 is, for example, a hard disk drive, which stores computer programs and other data files as a non-volatile recording device. Memory 206 is, for example, volatile memory and functions as main memory. Network IF208 is an interface for wired or wireless communication, and for example, it enables communication with client terminals 3 and 4. The display device 210 is, for example, a liquid crystal display. The input device 212 is, for example, a keyboard and a mouse.

[0023] Figure 3 is a diagram illustrating the functional configuration of the sculpture rental management server 5. Figure 4 illustrates an example of an exhibition scene when a sculpture is displayed in an exhibition space within an augmented reality environment. Figure 5 is an example of display information for sculptures shown on a map of a sculpture rental website. As illustrated in Figure 3, the sculpture rental management server 5 in this example has the sculpture rental management program 50 installed, and is configured with an exhibition location information database 600 (exhibition location information DB600), a sculpture information database 610 (sculpture information DB610), a rental information database 620 (rental information DB620), and a rental performance database (rental performance DB630). The sculpture rental management program 50 includes an operation reception unit 500, an exhibition location acquisition unit 502, an exhibition view display unit 504, a sculpture information display unit 506, a location information display unit 508, a public information display unit 510, a rental period display unit 512, a proposal unit 514, and an evaluation and provision unit 516. Furthermore, part or all of the sculpture rental management program 50 may be implemented using hardware such as an ASIC. The sculpture rental management program 50 is stored on a recording medium such as a CD-ROM and installed on the sculpture rental management server 5 via this recording medium.

[0024] In the sculpture rental management program 50, the operation reception unit 500 receives operations from client terminal 3 or client terminal 4 to the sculpture rental site provided by the sculpture rental management server 5. Specifically, the operation reception unit 500 receives rental reservations for sculptures stored in the sculpture information DB 610 via the sculpture rental site. The operation reception unit 500 is an example of a reservation reception unit according to the present invention. The exhibition location acquisition unit 502 acquires information regarding the exhibition location of the sculpture. Specifically, the exhibition location acquisition unit 502 acquires image data of photographs taken by the client terminal 3 and stores it in the exhibition location information DB 600. The exhibition view presentation unit 504 presents in the augmented reality space the exhibition view of the sculpture as it would appear if it were displayed at the exhibition location acquired by the exhibition location acquisition unit 502. Specifically, as illustrated in Figure 4, the exhibition view presentation unit 504 combines the image data of the exhibition location acquired by the exhibition location acquisition unit 502 with the 3D model of the sculpture in the augmented reality space to generate an exhibition view, which is then presented to the client terminal 3. The exhibition view presentation unit 504 also presents in the augmented reality space the exhibition view of the sculpture as it would appear if it were displayed using the exhibition method proposed by the proposal unit 514.

[0025] The sculpture information display unit 506 displays the sculpture information of the sculpture presented by the exhibition view display unit 504, associating it with the sculpture presented in the augmented reality space. Specifically, as illustrated in Figure 4, the sculpture information display unit 506 reads the sculpture information of the sculpture presented by the exhibition view display unit 504 from the sculpture information DB 610 and displays it as association with the 3D model of the sculpture presented in the augmented reality space. In addition to the sculpture information, the sculpture information display unit 506 also displays a scale to make it easier to visualize the size of the sculpture. The location information display unit 508 displays the exhibition locations of the sculptures on the map based on the location information of the exhibition locations of the rented sculptures stored in the rental information DB 620. Specifically, as illustrated in Figure 5, the location information display unit 508 shows the exhibition locations of the sculptures selected by the user on the map. If the user's selection is an artist, the location information display unit 508 shows the exhibition locations of all of the artist's sculptures on the map.

[0026] The public information display unit 510 displays public information in association with the sculptures shown on the map by the location information display unit 508. Specifically, the public information display unit 510 reads from the rental information DB 620 whether the exhibition location of the sculpture is publicly available, and if so, the date and time of publication. As illustrated in Figure 5, the public information display unit 510 displays the read public availability status and publication date and time in association with the sculptures shown on the map by the location information display unit 508. The loan period display unit 512 displays the loan period in association with the sculpture on the map displayed by the location information display unit 508. Specifically, the loan period display unit 512 reads the loan period of the sculpture from the rental information DB 620. As illustrated in Figure 5, the loan period display unit 512 displays the read loan period in association with the sculpture shown on the map by the location information display unit 508. The map displays information about the sculptures on display, allowing users to see the actual exhibition layout. Furthermore, the rental period is displayed, enabling them to plan their visit accordingly.

[0027] The proposal unit 514 proposes a method for displaying a sculpture based on the sculpture information and the information about the exhibition location stored in the exhibition location information DB 600. Specifically, the proposal unit 514 proposes the optimal display method for a candidate exhibition location based on its physical characteristics (material, dimensions, color, etc.). For example, if the sculpture is made of wood, it proposes an air-conditioned location with minimal temperature and humidity fluctuations as a candidate exhibition location, and then makes suggestions regarding lighting, the size and color of the display stand, etc., to ensure the sculpture stands out in that location. The evaluation unit 516 provides the artist of the sculpture with information regarding the rental history of the sculpture stored in the rental record DB 630. The evaluation unit 516 displays on the client terminal 4 the number of times the sculpture selected by the user has been rented, where it was rented, where it was exhibited, the rental period, the reservation status, and the evaluation. If the user selects an artist, the evaluation unit 516 also provides information regarding the rental history of each sculpture, which is all of the artist's works. The evaluation unit 516 may also provide the artist of the sculpture with aggregated results based on rental records. The evaluation unit is an example of a provision unit according to the present invention.

[0028] Figure 6 shows an example of an exhibition location information table stored in the exhibition location information DB600. As illustrated in Figure 6, the exhibition location information table manages information about potential exhibition locations for sculptures. Specifically, the exhibition location information table manages the following in association: exhibition company ID, exhibition company name, potential exhibition location ID, location name, photo file, and characteristic information. The exhibition company ID is the identification information of a company using the sculpture rental system 1. The potential exhibition location ID is the identification information of a potential exhibition location for a sculpture provided by a company with the exhibition company ID. The photo file is image data of the potential exhibition location taken by the client terminal 3. The characteristic information is characteristic information of the exhibition location extracted from the image data.

[0029] Figure 7 shows an example of a sculpture information table stored in the sculpture information DB610. As illustrated in Figure 7, the sculpture information table manages information about sculptures registered as available for loan. Specifically, the sculpture information table manages the relationship between the sculpture ID, sculpture name, type, physical characteristics, background information, artist information, photographic file, and 3D model file. The sculpture ID is the identification information for sculptures available for loan. The type is categorized by the method of production of the sculpture, for example, painting, sculpture, craft, or digital art. Physical characteristics refer to the material, dimensions, shape, and color of the sculpture. Background information refers to the theme, concept, and exhibition history of the sculpture. Artist information refers to the artist's name, career, and awards history. Photographs are photographic files of the sculpture used to display it as a available sculpture on the sculpture rental site. 3D model files are 3D model files of the sculpture used to generate exhibition views.

[0030] Figure 8 shows an example of a rental information table for sculptures stored in the rental information DB620. The rental information DB620 is an example of a sculpture rental information storage unit according to the present invention. As illustrated in Figure 8, the rental information table manages information regarding the rental status of sculptures. Specifically, the rental information table manages the following in association: sculpture ID, sculpture name, exhibition location, location information of the exhibition location, public information, public location, rental period, and reservation status. The exhibition location is the name of the exhibition location where the sculpture is currently on loan. The location information of the exhibition location is information used to indicate the exhibition location of the sculpture on a map. The public information of the exhibition location indicates whether the exhibition of the sculpture is open to the public, and if so, the date and time of opening. The public location is detailed information about the exhibition location. The rental period is the rental period of the sculpture. The reservation status indicates whether there is a rental reservation for the sculpture, and if so, the reservation period.

[0031] Figure 9 shows an example of a rental record table stored in the rental record DB630. The rental record DB630 is an example of a history information storage unit according to the present invention. As illustrated in Figure 9, the rental history table manages the rental history of sculptures, associating and managing the sculpture ID, rental period, borrower, exhibition location, reservation status, and evaluation. The reservation status shows whether or not there is a rental reservation for the sculpture, and if so, the reservation period. The evaluation is the evaluation from the borrower of the exhibited sculpture. The evaluation may include, for example, satisfaction levels, the results of a survey to collect requests, and, if the exhibition was open to the public, the number of visitors.

[0032] Figure 10 is a flowchart illustrating the process (S10) of displaying the sculpture artwork by the sculpture artwork rental system 1. As shown in Figure 10, in step 100 (S100), the operation reception unit 500 of the sculpture rental management server 5 receives and authenticates account information for logging into the sculpture rental site, which is entered by the user from the client terminal 3. In step 105 (S105), the sculpture rental management server 5 displays a list of available sculptures on the sculpture rental site based on the sculpture information stored in the sculpture information DB 610 and the rental information stored in the rental information DB 620. The operation reception unit 500 accepts the user's selection of a sculpture from the list of available sculptures on the sculpture rental site displayed on the client terminal 3. In step 110 (S110), the user takes a photograph of a candidate exhibition location for displaying the sculpture using the client terminal 3. The exhibition scene acquisition unit 502 acquires image data of the candidate exhibition location photographed by the user.

[0033] In step 115 (S115), the exhibition view presentation unit 504 reads a 3D model of the sculpture selected by the user from the sculpture information DB 610, combines it with image data acquired by the exhibition location acquisition unit 502, and generates an exhibition view in augmented reality space in which the sculpture is placed at the candidate exhibition location. In step 120 (S120), the sculpture information display unit 506 reads the physical characteristics and background information of the selected sculpture from the sculpture information DB 610. In step 125 (S125), the exhibition view display unit 504 presents the generated exhibition view to the client terminal 3, and the sculpture information display unit 506 displays the background information of the sculpture presented in the augmented reality space, relating it to the sculpture presented by the exhibition view display unit 504.

[0034] In step 130 (S130), if the client terminal 3 receives an operation indicating the user's desire for suggestions on the display method (for example, pressing the suggestion button as illustrated in Figure 4) (S130: Yes), the process proceeds to S135. If the operation indicating the user's desire for suggestions is not received (S130: No), the process proceeds to S140. In step 135 (S135), the proposal unit 514 proposes a method for displaying the sculpture based on the sculpture information and the exhibition location acquired by the exhibition location acquisition unit 502. In step 140 (S140), if the user generates another display scene (S140:Yes), the process proceeds to S105; if the user does not change the display location (S140:No), the process terminates.

[0035] Figure 11 is a flowchart illustrating the process (S20) for displaying the exhibition status of sculptures by the sculpture rental system 1. In step 200 (S200), the operation reception unit 500 receives the sculpture selected by the user on the sculpture rental site displayed on the client terminal 3. In step 205 (S205), the location information display unit 508 reads the exhibition status of the selected sculpture from the rental information DB 620. Specifically, the location information display unit 508 reads the name of the sculpture and the exhibition location information based on the sculpture ID of the selected sculpture. In step 210 (S210), the public information display unit 510 reads from the rental information DB 620 whether or not the exhibition location of the selected sculpture is publicly available, and if so, the date and time of publication.

[0036] In step 215 (S215), the rental period display unit 512 reads the rental period of the selected sculpture from the rental information DB 620. In step 220 (S220), the location information display unit 508 displays the location information of the sculpture on the map based on the read location information, the public information display unit 510 displays public information associated with the sculpture displayed on the map, and the loan period display unit 512 displays the loan period associated with the sculpture displayed on the map.

[0037] As described above, the sculpture rental system 1 in this embodiment allows users to visualize how a sculpture would look in a given exhibition location using augmented reality, making it easier to imagine the finished piece. Furthermore, users can compare and contrast other sculptures with those in other potential exhibition locations. Additionally, the exhibition images include information about the sculpture, effectively conveying its appeal to the user. Moreover, the sculpture rental system 1 proposes exhibition methods tailored to each potential exhibition location, allowing users to benefit from display methods that more effectively showcase the sculpture. Furthermore, users can access information about the exhibition locations and publicly available details of the sculptures, allowing them to see the actual exhibition scenes rather than just augmented reality. In other words, it helps users visualize the exhibition of the sculptures while simultaneously conveying the appeal of the sculptures and encouraging their loan. Furthermore, the sculpture rental system 1 can also provide artists who lend out their sculptures with feedback on the rental process, by conveying an evaluation of the sculpture to the artist.

[0038] In the above embodiment, the client terminal 3 takes a photograph of the exhibition scene, and the exhibition scene presentation unit 504 generates the exhibition scene by combining the image data of the photograph with a 3D model of the sculpture. However, the embodiment is not limited to this, and for example, the exhibition space may be made into a 3D model, and the exhibition scene may be generated by combining the two. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0039] 1…Sculpture rental system 3, 4…Client terminals 5…Sculpture rental management server 50…Sculpture rental management program 500... Operation reception unit 502... Exhibition space acquisition department 504…Exhibition scenery presentation department 506...Sculpture information display section 508...Location information display section 510...Public Information Display Section 512... Loan period display section 514…Proposal Department 516…Evaluation Department 600... Exhibition venue information database 610...Sculpture Information Database 620... Rental Information Database 630...Rental History Database

Claims

1. A sculpture information storage unit that stores information about sculptures available for loan, A reservation reception unit accepts reservations for the rental of sculptures stored in the aforementioned sculpture information storage unit via a website, A sculpture loan information storage unit that stores information regarding the loan of the aforementioned sculpture, and It has, The aforementioned sculpture loan information storage unit stores information regarding loan reservations received by the reservation acceptance unit. A system for renting out sculptures.

2. An exhibition location acquisition unit that acquires information regarding the exhibition location of the aforementioned sculpture, An exhibition view presentation unit presents in an augmented reality space the exhibition view of the sculpture as it would appear if it were displayed in the exhibition location acquired by the exhibition location acquisition unit, A sculpture information display unit displays sculpture information of the sculpture presented by the exhibition view display unit, in association with the sculpture presented in the augmented reality space. has The sculpture rental system described in claim 1.

3. The sculpture information displayed by the sculpture information display unit includes the physical characteristics of the sculpture and background information of the sculpture. The sculpture rental system according to claim 2.

4. Based on the sculpture information and the exhibition location information obtained by the exhibition location acquisition unit, the proposal unit proposes a method for exhibiting the sculpture. It further possesses, The aforementioned exhibition view display unit presents, within the augmented reality space, the exhibition view of the sculpture as it would appear when exhibited using the exhibition method proposed by the aforementioned proposal unit. The sculpture rental system described in claim 3.

5. The aforementioned sculpture loan information storage unit stores the loaned sculpture and the location information of the exhibition place of the sculpture in association with each other. Based on the location information of the exhibition locations of the loaned sculptures stored in the aforementioned sculpture loan information storage unit, a location information display unit is created on the map to indicate the exhibition locations of the sculptures. It further possesses The sculpture rental system according to claim 2.

6. The aforementioned sculpture loan information storage unit stores public information on the exhibition locations of the loaned sculptures. Public information display unit that displays the public information stored in the aforementioned sculpture loan information storage unit. It further possesses, The aforementioned public information display unit displays public information in association with the sculptures on the map displayed by the location information display unit. The sculpture rental system according to claim 5.

7. The aforementioned sculpture loan information storage unit stores the loan period of the loaned sculpture, Loan period display unit that displays the loan period stored in the aforementioned sculpture loan information storage unit. It further possesses, The aforementioned loan period display unit displays the loan period in association with the sculpture on the map displayed by the aforementioned location information display unit. The sculpture rental system according to claim 5.

8. A history information storage unit that stores information regarding the loan history of loaned sculptures, A provision unit provides the artist of the sculpture information that is stored in the history information storage unit. Furthermore, The loan history information stored in the aforementioned history information storage unit includes the number of times each loaned sculpture was borrowed, the location where it was exhibited, and the loan period. The sculpture rental system according to claim 2.

9. A computer performs a sculpture storage step, storing information about sculptures that are available for loan, A computer accepts reservations for the loan of sculptures stored in the sculpture storage step via a website, and A computer stores information regarding the lending of the sculpture in a sculpture lending information storage step. It has, In the step of storing information on the loan of sculptures, information regarding the loan reservation received in the reservation acceptance step is stored. How to rent sculptures.

10. A sculpture storage step that stores information about sculptures available for loan, The aforementioned sculpture storage step includes a reservation acceptance step in which reservations for the storage of sculptures are accepted via a website, A sculpture loan information storage step that stores information related to the loan of the aforementioned sculpture, and It has, In the step of storing information on the loan of sculptures, information regarding the loan reservation received in the reservation acceptance step is stored. How to rent sculptures.

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