Last year we started working with Stanford Kyoto Program to host an intern from Stanford University. This year Mariana Giraldo, now a junior majoring in Product Design at School of Engineering, completed her 10 week internship at the end of August. We thank our clients for their kindness and understanding to let Mariana participate in […]
Where do we come from, and where can we find our own happiness? For the past three years we have been tracing Route 17 with a group of university students, in an annual joint project with the Ama Lab of Showa Women’s University, the infie(l)ducation project. In this recent series of projects we have been […]
You can travel with just a pair of barefoot sandals. Staying nimble and relaxed is a recipe for innovation. Best wishes for your 2019 !
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Tokyo Olympic Games are only two years away, in which 3X3 basketball deeply rooted in the street cultures around the world will make its full debut as an official program. The addition has been rocking all the basketball lovers since IOC approved it in June 2017. This October, Molten introduced molten B+, their new business […]
This year we had the chance to attend EPIC, the international gathering of ethnographers, in Honolulu this time － a change from our last EPIC experience in cold London. The theme this year is Evidence (How is evidence created, used, and abused?). The organizers called out for data scientists to attend, and for papers connecting […]
We completed a series of field works in Sado Island, 30km offshore of Niigata, in the Sea of Japan. This was part of our joint research project with Ama Lab of Showa Women’s University, long-awaited since we had started exploring Route 17 more than two years ago. Route 17 is unique. It begins in Tokyo, […]