CAMPUS OPEN DAYS 2023
The University of Tokyo Kashiwa Campus Open Days 2023
Information on the entire Kashiwa Campus of the University of Tokyo open to the public
Kashiwa Campus Open Days 2023 has ended.
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences Public Events
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences
Division of Transdisciplinary Sciences
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Worlds of Ice: Are Organisms Weak in the Ice?
- Exhibition
★Sasaki Lab (Department of Advanced Materials Science)
How can organisms survive the cold? What will happen if they are frozen?Location Room-7B6, 7th Floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5a) Required Time 20 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults -
Make Your Color Titanium Medal!
- Craft-making
★Laboratory of Professor Yamabe-Mitarai (Department of Advanced Materials Science)
Color the titanium surface of a medal by an electrochemical oxidation reaction with your own design!Location 5B1, 5th Floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5a) Required Time 15 minutes Capacity October 27:100 people
October 28: 150 peopleTarget Participants Preschoolers to high school students 
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Micro-Plasmas Create Great Future
- Exhibition
★Terashima & Ito Lab (Department of Advanced Materials Science)
We will guide you to the fascinating and promising micro-plasma world.Location Lounge, 5th Floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5a) Required Time 15 minutes Target Participants Elementary to high school students 
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Miraculous World of Lights
- Hands-on Exhibition
★Okamoto Lab (Department of Advanced Materials Science)
Experience the miracles of the luminous world!Location Room-BC8, 1st basement floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5a) Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Let's Play with Superconductors and Magnetics!
- Exhibition
★Shibauchi & Hashimoto Lab (Department of Advanced Materials Science)
Visitors can explore interesting functions of levitation of superconductivity and magnetic models.Location Room-BF4, 1st basement floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5a) Required Time 15 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Amazing Electric Power! Electric Cars, Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer Systems, and Drones
- Exhibition and Demonstration
★UTokyo e-Mobility and Control Lab (Department of Advanced Energy)
Exhibition and demonstration of an electric car and car models
1. Electric car (exhibition and demonstration)
2. Drones (exhibition)
3. Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer System (demonstration with a mini four-wheel car)
4. Research presentations (posters)Location Entrance of Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5a) Required Time 20 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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How Research Supports Our Life
- Exhibition
★UTokyo e-Mobility and Control Lab (Department of Advanced Energy: Corporate Sponsored Research Program)
Introductions of corporate-sponsored research programs (videos and posters)
-Corporate Sponsored Research Program "SDGs by Open Innovation in EV Technology"
-Thermal System Engineering Cooperating with Electrical Vehicles
-Vibration Measurement System for Electric Cars (Corporate Sponsored Research Program)Location Entrance of Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5a) Required Time 10 minutes Target Participants High schoolers to adults 
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Plasma Changes the Future of Space Technology: Rocket, Satellite, and Lunar Base
- Demonstration and Video
★Koizumi Space Propulsion Lab (Department of Advanced Energy)
1)Mini ion engine operation demonstration (Cancelled due to device malfunction)
2)"Materials for building a moon base": A guidance video of laser-induced reduction (Limited exhibition)
3)Demonstration of a hall thruster for satellites
4)Experience the power of detonation in the sounds!: Demonstration of laser propulsion with a mini rocket
Location Room-Ko-A, 2nd floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Laboratory (Campus Map 5b) Required Time 20 minutes Demonstrations October 27: 2:00 PM-3:00 PM
October 28: 11:00 AM-NOON, 1:00 PM-2:00 PM, 2:30 PM-3:30 PMTarget Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Shapes of Future Aircrafts in Fluid Dynamics
- Hands-on Exhibition and Demonstration
★Suzuki Lab. (Department of Advanced Energy)
Demonstration of an air cannon impact: Power of Fluid
Exhibitions of new air and spacecraft ideas and fluid dynamics: "EGG, BEAK, and Their Family: Fabric-Made Foldable Spacecraft that Enters the Atmosphere" and "Space Exploration and Fluid Dynamics"Location 2nd floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5b) Target Participants Junior high schoolers to adults 
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Technologies to Use Space Heat Energy
- Exhibition
★Energy Conversion System Laboratory (Department of Advanced Energy)
Exhibition and demonstration of technologies for generating and utilizing energy 1)Exhibition and hands-on demonstration of fluidic devices that generate energy 2)Demonstration for observation of the heat and flow 3)Exhibition and hands-on demonstration about the noise and moreLocation Room- EN-D, 2nd floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5b) Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults -
Wind of Mach 7: World of Superhigh Speed Flight
- Demonstration and Guided Tour
★Suzuki Lab. (Department of Advanced Energy)
-Guided tour of aerodynamic research on the airflow around supersonic transport, including samples of material Hayabusa returned; mechanism of a meteorite bombardment; supersonic passenger aircraft; space travel, etc.
-Demonstration of the hypersonic and high-enthalpy wind tunnel that produces an air current of 1.2 km/second
-Demonstration of Mach 7 flow
Note that the schedule is subject to the condition of the devices. We will announce by fliers in case of a change of schedule.Location 1st floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Building (Campus Map 5b) Date and time for Demonstration October 27: 1:30 PM, 3:30 PM
October 28: Noon, 2:00 PM, 4:00 PMTarget Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Levitating! Running! Power of Magnetics: Superconducting Radio-Controlled Coil Train
- Hands-on Exhibition
★Osaki Laboratory (Department of Advanced Energy)
Magnet is infinitely "magnetic"! Experience the "magnetic" world of the magnet! It levitates! It runs! [Demonstrations]
1) Superconducting radio-controlled coil train
2) How cost-friendly! Coil trains that runs by materials around us
3) Poster presentation: The latest study of superconducting devices: airplanes, satellites, etc.Location System Electromagnetic Energy Laboratory, 1st floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Laboratory Building (Campus Map 5b) Required Time 20 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Can an Economical Artificial Sun Be Achieved? The Advancement of the Spherical Tokamak Merging Experiment from TS-3 to TS-4, UTST, TS-6
- Demonstration
★Ono-Inomoto-Tanabe Laboratory (Department of Advanced Energy)
Now that the construction of the international nuclear reactor has started. The current issue is to lower the cost of an actual reactor as economical as a light-water reactor. In the experiment of the University of Tokyo Spherical Tokamak (UTST), we made donut-shaped magnetic containers, which confine plasmas into a shape like an apple and maximized the plasma confinement pressure per magnetic field by merging them like the corona of the sun and heating them rapidly. This experiment elucidates "magnetic reconnection," one of the basic phenomena of the sun and the universe, and utilizes the phenomenon efficiently. Our laboratory is Japan's research hub for laboratory astronomy and economical fusion reactor development. We will showcase the plasma merging devices and demonstrate a small-size plasma experiment.Location UTST Control Room, 1st floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Laboratory Building (Campus Map 5b) Required Time 20 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults -
Plasma Physics Connects Space and Laboratory: Challenges of Advanced Fusion Energy
- Exhibition
★Plasma Physics Laboratory
We aim to achieve nuclear fusion, trusting it as a last resort to solve the energy problem. Our research themes are advanced fusion research, interaction research between plasma and reactor materials, plasma measurement development, application research of metals whose surface characteristics have changed, and metallic oxides. We will showcase the fusion reaction plasma device of the dipole magnetic field, which modeled the magnetosphere of the universe.Location RT-1 Laboratory, 1st floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Laboratory Building (Campus Map 5b) Required Time 20 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Showcasing the Spherical Tokamak Experimental Device
- Exhibition and Craft-Making
★Ejiri-Tsujii Laboratory (Department of Complexity Science and Engineering)
Visitors can observe the spherical tokamak experimental device, and make a simple spectroscope to experience the miracle of lights.Location Tokamak Control Room, 1st floor, Transdisciplinary Sciences Laboratory Building (Campus Map 5b) Date and Time From 11:00 AM on October 27 and 28 Required Time 15 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Future Electric Vehicle:
Demonstration of Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer System and EV Motion Control System- Demonstration
★UTokyo E-MOBILITY AND CONTROL Lab (Department of Advanced Energy)
Demonstration of various research of high-level control systems of electric cars.Location Electric car testing ground beside the Library (Campus Map 5c) Date and Time 11:00 AM -11:30 AM (12:30 PM-1:00 PM Sat. only), 2:00 PM-2:30 PM, 4:00 PM-4:30 PM Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Mistery of Violin Sounds: A Highschool Student's Physics Research at UTokyo
- Lecture
★Professor Hiroshi Kori (Department of Complexity Science and Engineering)
Shodai Tanaka is a high school student who conducted mathematical research on violin harmonics and received the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award and the first award from the Acoustical Society of America. He will explain his study and play the violin at this event. Ms. Ayumi Ozawa, a student supporter of the GSFS, will interview him and play the piano with him.Location Media Hall, UT Kashiwa Library (Campus Map 1) Date and Time 1:00 PM-1:45 PM, Saturday, October 28 Target Participants Junior high schoolers to adults 
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The Forefront of Nuclear Fusion:
Lecture by Fusion Energy Scientists and Online Laboratory Tour- Online Tour
★Nuclear Fusion Research Education Program
Nuclear fusion is the source of energy for the sun and stars. Nuclear fusion research to produce energy is being conducted worldwide and is expected to be the last resort for the energy problem. This online tour will explain the latest research and show you the laboratory.Date and Time 4:00 PM- 5:00 PM, Saturday, October 28 Target Participants Junior high school students to adults -
The Kashiwa Style☆Deep Space Exploration Study Vol.4
- Online Talk Show
An honest talk of the members of the Deep Space Education Program on space exploration research.
Date and Time 7:00 PM- 8:00 PM, October 27 and 28 Target Participants Junior high schoolers to adults 
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Computer That Learns: The Forefront of Research on Machine Learning
- Online Lecture
★Sugiyama-Yokoya-Ishida Lab
The lecture explains the mechanism of machine learning, the core technology of artificial intelligence, and the latest imParticipants processing application.Date and Time 3:30 PM- 4:30 PM, Friday, October 27 Target Participants Junior high school students to adults 
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Finding Out the Complexity in the Real World by Integrated Research of Science and Engineering
- Online Lecture
Share the latest research information in the Department of Complexity Science and Engineering: machine learning, deep space exploration, nuclear fusion plasma, brain science, and virtual reality.
Date and Time 10:00 AM- 11:30 AM, Friday, October 27 Target Participants Junior high school students to adults 
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences
Division of Biosciences
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Stamp Rally "Miracles of Life"
- Hands-on Exhibition
Participate in the "Miracles of Life Science" event on the first basement floor of the Bioscience building and collect stamps.
Location Lecture room, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time Depends on the workshops Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Life Science Quiz
- Quiz
★Laboratory for Biochemistry of Cell Responsiveness, Department of Integrated Biosciences
Location Lecture room, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 1-5 minutes Target Participants Junior high schoolers to adults 
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Experience How Differently Others Sense Smells
- Hands-on Activity
★Laboratory of Evolutionary Anthropology, Department of Integrated Biosciences
People sense smells differently. Try three kinds of smells in different concentration levels.Location Lecture room, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 5-10 minutes Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Workshop: Make 3D Models of DNA
- Workshop
★Laboratory of Biomolecules, Department of Integrated Biosciences
Make an accessory of DNA structure with colorful beads to learn the three-dimensional structure of DNA. You can bring back home the DNA accessory you made!Location Seminar room 1, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 20-30 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Technology to Read Genomes Correctly: Mechanism and Potential of Long Read Sequencer
- Guided Tour
★Laboratory of Medical Omics Data Analysis, Department of Integrated Biosciences
Research on genomes and DNA, the blueprint of life, is now important to clarify the mechanism of organisms' evolution and hereditary disease. In this research field, reading genomes and DNA information correctly is significant but not easy. Generally, we use the so-called NGS, the next-generation sequencer. There are several types of machines, and each type has its advantages and disadvantages. Why is it so difficult to read genomes correctly? How does the long-read sequencer (one of the machines at our laboratory) overcome the problems? Visitors can learn the answers to these questions and see the actual sequencer.Location Seminar room 1, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 5-10 minutes Target Participants Junior high schoolers to adults -
Extracting DNA
- Workshop
★Laboratory of Molecular Genetics, Laboratory of Medical Omics Data Analysis, Department of Integrated Biosciences
DNA can be found in animals and plants. It determines the shapes and functions of organisms, like a blueprint of life. Visitors can try an experiment to extract DNA from fruits using common things, such as detergent, salt, and ethanol for disinfection. It is an easy experiment, so children can try it. Take this opportunity to learn about DNA and get familiar with it!Location Seminar Room 1, 1st Basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 10 minutes Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Parasitic Worms Hidden in Our Surroundings
- Hands-on Exhibition
★Laboratory of Parasite Systems Biology, Department of Integrated Biosciences
You may not be familiar with parasitic worms, but there are many of them hidden in our lives in Japan. For example, we eat mackerels, which have parasitic worms within them. Visitors can experience the dissection of a mackerel to search for worms and observe various worms we use for research in our laboratory.
Exhibition: Specimen of parasitic worms: C.elegans, Strongyloides, etc. Activity: Dissecting a mackerel and picking Anisakis with the support of students in our laboratoryLocation Seminar room 2, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 5-30 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Miracles of Genes: Learn from Fruit Flies
- Exhibition
★Laboratory of Innovational Biology, Laboratory of Bioresource Technology, Department of Integrated Biosciences
Genetic abnormalities affect health seriously. See actual mutants of fruit flies and learn the influences.Location Seminar room 2, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Catch a Cricket!
We use crickets for research. Catch a cricket and take it home with you!
★Laboratory of Molecular Recognition, Department of Integrated BiosciencesLocation Seminar room 2, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 10 minutes Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Life Science: Learn from Plants: A Collection of Plants for Research
- Exhibition and Quiz
★Laboratory of Plant Functional Analyses, Department of Integrated Biosciences
Which plants are used for experiments? There must be familiar and unfamiliar ones to you. We exhibit plants we regularly use for experiments. Try quizzes and get a novelty item!Location Conference Room, 1st Basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 5-15 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Why Are These Cute Plants and Microorganisms Used for Experiments?
- Hands-on Exhibition and Quiz
★Laboratory of Integrated Biology, Department of Integrated Biosciences
You can see the fascinating world of plants and microorganisms used in our laboratory with a microscope. Try the mini quizzes and get a special gift!Location Conference room, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Required Time 10 minutes Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Water Environment and Life
- Exhibition
★Laboratory of Computational Evolutionary Biology, Laboratory of Molecular Ecological Genetics, Department of Integrated Biosciences
Location Conference room, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Target Participants Adults -
Fascinating Yeast
- Quiz
★Laboratory of Signal Transduction, Department of Integrated Biosciences
Try quizzes about yeast and get a gift!Location Conference room, 1st basement floor, Biosciences Building Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences
Division of Environmental Studies
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The 18th Guide to Environmental Studies
- Lecture
An accessible and inspiring introduction to environmental studies
There will be a 20-minute lecture and Q&A time for each lecture.
No reservations and fees are required.10:45 AM-11:10 AM Water Supply in Developing Countries in Asia (Shinobu Kazama, Associate Professor, Department of Socio-Cultural Environmental Studies) 11:10 AM-11:35 AM Technologies that Support Us (Misato Nihei, Associate Professor, Department of Human and Engineered Environmental Studies) 11:35 AM-Noon Greenhouse Gas Reduction of Ships and Automation/ Development of Digital Twin (Hideaki Murayama, Professor, Department of Ocean Technology, Policy, and Environment Date and Time 10:45 AM-Noon, Saturday, October 28 Location FS Hall, 1st floor, Environmental Studies Building Target Participants High schoolers to adults 
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Hands on Animal Bones (Touch Animals' Bones!)
- Hands-on Exhibition
The popular event, "Hands on Animal Bones," is back! You can actually touch the bones of mammals. Poster presentations on alligator fossils and dinosaurs are also exhibited this year.
Date and Time October 27 and 28 Location Lounge, 5th floor, Environmental Studies Building Required Time 5-15 minutes Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Live Streaming of Forest Sounds
- Hands-on Exhibition
Sit on the "mori-oto-isu" (Chair of forest sound) and take a listen to the sounds of a forest somewhere in the world. What will you hear?
(Japanese, English, and Chinese guidance are available.)Date and Time October 27 and 28 Location Lecture room, 5th floor, Environmental Studies Building Required Time 5-15 minutes Target Participants Preschool children to adults 
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Walk in the Woods in Jikatabi* Socks
*jikatabi: Rubber-soled footwear with split toes usually used for farming, mining, constructing, etc.
Guided Tour
Date and Time 10:00 AM, Friday, October 27
An advanced registration is required.
The meeting place will be informed to those who have registered.Location University Green Target Participants Adults 
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Topological Architecture Exhibition
- Exhibition
Vivid models show architectural or urban design methods using compelling mathematics called topology.
Date and Time October 27 and 28 Location Lounge, 1st floor, Environmental Studies Building Required Time 15 minutes Target Participants Junior high school students to adults 
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Playpark: Learn Environmental Systems Studies with Fun!
- Hands-on Exhibition/Video
Hands-on exhibits show research conducted in the Department of Environmental Systems. Visitors can try experiments and learn the essence of environmental system studies.
Date and Time October 27 and 28 Location Lecture room and around, 4th floor, Environmental Studies Building Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Virtual Tour of the Department of Environmental Studies
- Online Virtual Tour
Research conducted in the Department of Environmental Studies is presented in a virtual reality space on the Internet. Participants can attend the tour using the social virtual reality system on their computer or smartphone.
Date and Time October 27 and 28 Location Online: https://hubs.mozilla.com/bMDHiKP 
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The 6th Innovative Learning Creation Studies Program Symposium: Generative AI and Learning
- Online Symposium
The lecture discusses generative AI and learning.
Date and Time 1:30 PM-3:30 PM, October 28 Location Online: http://www.ilcs.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ time spent at work 120 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Try Control Radio Control of Construction and Farm Machines!
- Hands-on Exhibition
Move mini power shovels and farming machines by a tablet to experience the operation of remote-controlled machines.
Date and Time October 27: 1:00 PM-4:30 PM/ October 28: 10:00 AM- 2:00 PM Location Room 320, 3rd floor, Environmental Studies Building Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Try Haptics Technologies with Illusions!
- Hands-on Exhibition
Haptic technology with illusions among modalities is expected to be used for virtual reality and other technologies. Experience a sense of touch with this new technology!
Date and Time October 27: 1:00 PM-4:30 PM/ October 28: 10:00 AM- 2:00 PM Location Room 217, 2nd floor, Environmental Studies Building Required Time 10-20 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Wave-Ice Tank Tour and Learn about the Sea of Ice
- Demonstration and Exhibition
Visitors can observe the reproduction process of sea ice and waves of polar areas by a wave-ice tank. Videos and photos of the Arctic and Antarctic Oceans observations and ice brought back from the Antarctic are exhibited. A 30-minute experiment demonstration is held every hour between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm.
Date and Time October 27: 10:00 AM-4:30 PM/ October 28: 10:00 AM- 4:30 PM Location Room 004, basement floor, Environmental Studies Building Required Time 30 minutes Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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Craft-Making Workshop (Little Boat That Moves by Water Power) and Exhibition (Miniature of Floating Offshore Wind Platform)
- Craft-Making (for children) and Exhibition
A craft-making event for children: Make a mini boat and move it on the water with water power. A miniature floating offshore wind platform is also exhibited.
Date and Time October 27: 1:00 PM-4:00 PM/ October 28: 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM Location Courtyard of Environmental Studies Building (Room 172 in case of rain) Required Time 40 minutes Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Research of Department of Natural Environmental Studies
- Exhibition
Accessible guides of research conducted in various places on the lands and oceans across the globe are exhibited.
Date October 27 and 28 Location Lecture Room, 5th floor, Environmental Studies Building Required Time 30-60 minutes Target Participants Adults -
Admission Counseling for the Department of Natural Environmental Studies
- Consultation
An opportunity to get information and advice to choose a laboratory to study in a master's or doctoral course in the Department of Natural Environmental Studies, GSFS
Date and Time 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, October 27 and 28 Location Room 552, 5th floor, Environmental Studies Building Required Time 5-15 minutes Target Participants Adults -
Our Surroundings and Environmental Studies
- Exhibition
Research conducted in the Department of Socio-Cultural Environmental Studies is showcased with posters and exhibits.
Date October 27 and 28 Location Lecture Room, 6th floor, Environmental Studies Building Required Time 30 minutes Target Participants Junior high schoolers to adults -
Environmental Studies Building Tour: An Example of Environmentally-Friendly Architecture
- Guided Tour
A guided tour of the Environmental Studies building from the standpoint of environmentally friendly architecture.
Date and Time October 27 and 28: 10:00 AM-10:30 AM; 1:30 PM-2:00 PM Location Entrance of Environmental Studies Building Required Time 30 minutes Target Participants High schoolers to adults -
Fieldwork Photo Contest
- Exhibition
Documentary photos taken by professors and students during fieldwork are exhibited. Vote for the best photo you like.
Date October 27 and 28 Location Lecture Room, 7th floor, Environmental Studies Building Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults -
Poster Presentations by Students in the Department of International Studies
- Exhibition
Posters of three different research topics researched by students in the Department of International Studies are exhibited.
Date October 27 and 28 Location Lecture Room, 7th floor, Environmental Studies Building Target Participants High school students to adults -
The forefront of International Studies
- Lecture
Professors and researchers at the Department of International Studies explain the latest research for solve global issues.
Date 2:00 PM-3:00 PM, October 28 (Note: Admission guidance of the Department of International Studies will be offered from 1:30 PM.) Location Lecture Room, 7th floor, Environmental Studies Building Target Participants High school students to adults
Kashiwa Library / Kashiwa branch of Center for Global Education (KIO)
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Kashiwa Library
WINGS-PES 2nd Book Exhibition -The Ocean 2023- Exhibition
Books on oceans, ranging from introductory to technical levels, recommended by students and professors of the World-leading Innovative Graduate Study Program in Proactive Environmental Studies (WINGS-PES) program are exhibited on the second floor of the Kashiwa Library and on the Library website.
Location Exhibition Space, 2nd floor, UT Kashiwa Library Organized by: WINGS-PES
https://wings-pes.edu.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/Supported by: UT Kashiwa Library Target Participants Preschoolers to adults 
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Hyaku-nin Ronbun or "Utokyo Kashiwa 100-Person Essay*" (Research by 100 people) is a workshop to discuss various research topics and research ethics with people from different fields with posters on their research. This unique event at the UTokyo Kashiwa Campus, whose motto is "interdisciplinary approach," provides opportunities for visitors and the Kashiwa Campus members to exchange their opinions.
Kashiwa Library
UTokyo Kashiwa 100-Person Essays 2023- Exhibition
*Hyaku-nin Ronbun: The event was originally started at Kyoto University for participants, including researchers, to exchange opinions beyond the boundaries of fields and brush up their academic communication skills. The event is now expanding to other universities across Japan.Date October 27 and 28 Location Exhibition Space, 1st floor, UT Kashiwa Library Organized by: The Committee of Socio-Technological for the "Imaginaries x Science x Ethics" Program Supported by: UT Kashiwa Library Target Participants Elementary schoolers to adults 
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KIO
This Is My Country!- Exhibition, Games, and Performance
International students exhibit posters to introduce their countries, play games, and perform on stage.
Date October 27 and 28 Location Gallery Space, 1st floor, the Environmental Studies Building Required Time 5-15 minutes for each event Event - The content and schedule of each event may be subject to change without prior notice.
Friday, October 27
2:00 PM Filipino game
2:30 PM Indonesian game
2:45 PM Chinese song and pipa performance
3:15 PM Filipino performance
3:20 PM Indian dance/ Special guest: CHI-BA+KUN
3:30 PM Let's sing together!/ Special guest: CHI-BA+KUN
Saturday, October 28
12:00 PM Brazilian game
1:00 PM Ghanaian game
2:00 PM Filipino game
2:30 PM Korean game
2:50 PM Chinese song and pipa performance
3:20 PM Indian dance/ Special guest: CHI-BA+KUN
3:40 PM Fashion show
Organized by: - Center for Global Education (Kashiwa Branch)
International Liaison Office, Graduate School of Frontier Science
Sustainable Society Design Center, Graduate School of Frontier Science
Target Participants Preschoolers to adult 
Other Events During the Kashiwa Open Days
Mirai-wo-nozoko! "Girls! Let's Explore Science World! (An Event for Female Junior High and High School Students)
Date and Time: 1:30 PM-3:00 PM, Saturday, October 28
Link: https://park.itc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/kashiwa-stem/index.html
Organized by the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the Institute for Solid State Physics, and Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institutes, the University of Tokyo
Luncheon with Women Graduates (An Event for Female Junior High and High School Students)
Date and Time: 12:30 PM-1:10 PM, Saturday, October 28
Link: https://park.itc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/kashiwa-stem/gsfs.html
Organized by the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the University of Tokyo
Soiki-Kai Annual Meeting 2023 (the 15th Anniversary Special Meeting)
Date and Time: 4:30 PM-7:00 PM, Saturday, October 28
Link: http://souiki-kai.net/2023/09/19/soukai20231028/
UTokyo Co-op Fukushima Products Fair: Shinchi Town Fig Fair
Date and Time: 10:00 AM-4:30 PM, October 27 and 28
Link: https://mitaishinchi.jp/specialtygoods/
Let's Learn about Fukushima by Fukushima Map: Fukushima Prefecture and Shinchi Town
Date and Time: 10:00 AM-4:30 PM, October 27 and 28
Link: https://gsfs-shinchi.edu.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/
The Graduate School of Frontier Sciences Welcomes You
We look forward to seeing our future peers!
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The GSFS Foldable Bag
Gather Paper Folders And Get a Bag!
The Graduate School of Frontier Sciences has three divisions. During the Kashiwa Campus Open Days, gather paper folders from the three divisions, fill out the questionnaire, and get a bag!
The foldable bag
Paper folders