On the same day, the second "nuranura" exhibition with Rokudenashiko's participation was held at Art Lab Tokyo in Akihabara. The photographs taken with Taisuke Morishita at that time were drawn using the "minimal drawing" technique as a commemoration of the "Cunt Lab" exhibition. The "Thanks for the Keisatsu" in the mask is a depiction of Rokudenashiko. The first 3D scan was made in 2013, and the last 3D scan of this collaborative work was made in 2022, so it can be said to represent the history of Rokudenashiko over a period of 10 years leading up to the "Canko Lab" exhibition. The exhibition was an experience of the overlap of information and reality in a subtle and twisted way.