THE GINZA's cosmetics are born from the wisdom of human beings and minerals born from the earth. By using rock salt and acrylic cubes, the installation conveys THE GINZA's stance of looking at life from its roots and leading to healthy skin. Inspired by a traditional Japanese toy called "Yajirobe" (Balancing Objects), the object has a precise acrylic cube as a fulcrum, a symbol of artificiality, and rock salt, a symbol of nature, at both ends of the stick. As no two pieces of rock salt are the same, the fulcrum of the acrylic cube can be adjusted to maintain the balance of the object. The objects are balanced in different ways, some horizontal, some tilted to the extreme, to convey THE GINZA's respect for the vitality of nature and to show that products are born from a very delicate balance. The objects, which look as if they are about to fall but do not, bring a sense of dignified tension and playfulness to the high-quality shop.