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Use your five senses for new and different experiences.

Sounds you never heard before.....
Shapes and colors you've never seen.....
Smells you never noticed.....
Tastes that are newly delicious.....
Fresh tactile sensations.....


Create a space with your whole body to experience
all these sensations in Yoshino's natural environment.




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Basic Information
1. Date: July 2, 2000
2. Venue: NEO MUSEUM in Yoshino, Nara, Japan
3. Participants: 6 families (parents and children ranging from infants to high school students)
4. Objective: An experiment in creating a space where families can enjoy "Feeling the Media"
5. Program:
Part-1 Wakeup activity
Part-2 Let's make Japanese paper!
Part-3 Let's float balloons!
Part-4 Face painting
Part-5 Let's search for sounds, pictures, and words!
Part-6 Let's make media-poems!
Post-playshop Dialog
Profiles
  1. Playshop Designers
    • MUDPIE unlimited:
      • Nobuyuki Ueda, Ed.D., Professor, Konan Women's University
      • Miya Omori, Ed.D., Child Counselor, Developmental Psychologist
      • Hillel Weintraub, Director, Communication Center, Teacher at Doshisha International Junior and Senior High School
      • Yoshiro Miyata, Ph.D., Professor, Chukyo University

  2. Guest Artists
    • Kanjiyama Mime, Pantomime Company
    • Yuko Osada, Music Producer
    • Masahiko Furukata, Graphic Designer

  3. Planning & Cooperation Staffs
    • Shonan-Fujisawa Campus Team, Keio University
    • Playful Learning Team, Ueda Laboratory, Konan Woman's University
    • Cognitive Science Team, Chukyo University
    • Takanori Nakatsuji, President, Educe
    • Sadakatsu Hashimoto, Sharp Corporation
    • Masaki Takakura, Sharp Corporation
    • Shoichi Uekubo, Technical holder of making Misugami, Japanese Paper used for repairing National Treasures

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