Deviation Game – Compete & Co-Create with AI

Let’s play a drawing game together with AI !
Draw pictures in a way that friends can understand, but AI can’t see.
While playing the game, let’s think about how AI sees the world!

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Date and Time | 3/26 (Sun) 14:00-15:30
Target | 4th grade elementary school students and above
＊Children only
Seating capacity | 8 people
Participation fee |free
Things to bring | none
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Application period | 2/28(Tue)11:00~3/11(Sat)18:00
Results notification |We’ll notify you by email by March 15.

Building a Town in the “Floating Basement”
~Let’s play with projection mapping~!

Let’s draw houses, buildings, vehicles, animals, etc. together. Place them in the image using projection mapping and create a town of light with those drawings.

On the first basement floor, there is an exhibit of interactive artworks.
In this workshop, experience the light technology used in that exhibit.

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Date and Time | 2/25 (Sat) 14:00-16:00
Target | Elementary school students and above
＊Children only
Seating capacity | 10 people
Participation fee |Free
Things to bring | None
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Application period | 1/10(Tue)11:00~1/25(Wed)19:00
Results notification |We’ll notify you by email by January 31.

The Branches Move!? Let’s make an “Edamushi.”

Pick up some fallen branches and look at them carefully.
Some have rough surfaces, some are smooth, and some have lots of splinters.
How many small branches are there, and how are they bent? Maybe there is a winter bud on it.

As you look carefully at the branches, you may begin to see them as the body, head, or legs of an insect.
Let your imagination run wild from the branches and come up with your own imaginary insect. We will also use a motor to make a moving “Edamushi.
※Eda = branch, Mushi = insect

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Date and Time | 2/18 (Sat) 14:00-16:00
Target | Elementary school students and above
Seating capacity | 6 pairs
Participation fee |¥500 /1 person
Things to bring | None
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Application period | 1/10(Tue)11:00~1/25(Wed)19:00
Results notification |We’ll notify you by email by January 31.

Let’s make slime and do science!

Wiggling and squishy slime slips through your fingers. It is the perfect combination of fun and science.

In this workshop, we will make a very stretchy bean slime and a slippery clear slime.
Think about the difference between the two types of slime by using your senses and numbers.
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Date and Time | 2/11 (Sat) 11:00-13:00
Target | 3rd grade elementary school students and above
Seating capacity | 10-12 people
Participation fee |¥500 /1 person
Things to bring | Clothing that can get dirty (apron, etc.).
Please bring beads, lame, and other items you would like to put in the slime.
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Application period | 1/10(Tue)11:00~1/25(Wed)19:00
Results notification |We’ll notify you by email by January 31.

Solar Charging, Sky Gazing

How is the electricity we use produced?
Electricity is electricity, whether we take risks to produce it or not.

Wouldn’t it be fun if anyone could be self-sufficient in electricity using solar panels, just like growing planters in the city?

Let’s generate solar power by sitting in the sun on the terrace of Kageoka-no-ie.

People need to recharge their batteries, too.
Let’s all lie down, take a deep breath, and look at the day’s sky together.

＊In case of rain, the event will be postponed.

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Date and Time | 3/25 (Sat) 11:00-12:30
Target | Elementary school students and older
＊Children only
Seating capacity | 8-10 people
Participation fee |free
Things to bring | Smartphones and Switches that are not fully charged and their charging cables (if available)
Sunglasses, hat (if necessary)
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Application period | 2/1(Wed)11:00~2/15(Wed)19:00
Results notification |We’ll notify you by email by February 25.