We will co-host the event "Super Welfare School @ SHIBUYA 2024" and will exhibit content and take part in a symposium.

Tanseisha will be co-hosting the event "Super Welfare School @ SHIBUYA 2024" (sponsored by NPO People Design Institute) to be held at CUBE 1, 2, 3 and COURT on the 8th floor of Shibuya Hikarie "8/" from Thursday, October 24th to Tuesday, October 29th, 2024 (※), and will be responsible for organizing and producing the exhibition and exhibiting our own original exhibition content.

*The event will be held at COURT from Friday, October 25th to Sunday, October 27th.

"Super Welfare School" is a forum event that has been held since 2018, co-hosted by the NPO People Design Institute and the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, with the aim of realizing a society in which people can learn and live together, regardless of whether they have a disability or not.

The "Super Welfare Exhibition (official name: 2020, Shibuya. Let's Experience the Daily Life of Super Welfare)," which ended in 2020, will be renewed as "Super Welfare School @ SHIBUYA" from 2021, sponsored by the NPO People Design Institute, co-sponsored by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and Shibuya Ward. Our company has been cooperating with the predecessor event of "Super Welfare School" since 2012, and will co-sponsor it again this year, following last year.

The symposium held at COURT will feature a diverse range of speakers who go beyond the traditional frameworks of disability welfare and education. Connecting online with not only Japan but also overseas, we will disseminate specific examples and actions related to cutting-edge school education, inclusive education, lifelong learning, and more from Shibuya.

CUBE1, 2, and 3 will feature the "Super Welfare Library," an exhibition and experience space that brings together inclusive play equipment, accessible books, technology, art, music, and other content. The "Super Welfare Library" will present a new way of creating indoor public spaces where people can play and learn using their five senses and enjoy themselves while mingling together.

As original exhibit content, we will be installing "VisualTiles®," an interactive information viewing system developed as a tool for viewing information such as exhibit content on a touch panel. We will also be exhibiting "YU-MO," diversity content developed by a deaf employee that allows visitors to experience the daily life of a hearing-impaired person, and "YU-MO Light," a smart light equipped with an AI-controlled smart switch that can turn the light on and off by finger spelling recognition.

Also, following on from last year, the space has been designed based on the ideas behind the "Tanseisha 'Heart-throbbing Five Senses Signs' Development Project."

At the symposium, our employees will be speaking at the "YU-MO Development Project" on Sunday, October 27th from 11:00 to 12:30. Through this event, we hope to contribute to promoting diversity and realizing a rich, diverse society by providing a place for rich experiences where diverse people, things, and information can interact.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Information on "Super Welfare School @ SHIBUYA 2024"

Event Overview

Tanseisha Symposium Overview

Date and Time	Sunday, October 27, 2023 11:00-12:30
Theme and Overview	Diversity Content "YU-MO Development Project" Our Cross Media Innovation Headquarters (Cross Media Innovation Center) is a specialized team that maximizes and optimizes the value of spatial experiences. It combines diverse human resources with ideas and technology, and is always challenging itself with a positive and fun attitude. This department, which is always at the forefront of diversity within our company, will explain how it promotes diversity, and what roles the hearing-impaired employees who work there have, what skills they have, and how they are active. The development members themselves will talk in detail about the efforts they made to develop "YU-MO," an experience content that allows users to experience the daily life of a hearing-impaired person, including stories of the difficulties they faced.
Speakers	Takahiro Shimizu Director of Spatial Production Design Department, Spatial Media Produce Division, Cross Media Innovation Headquarters After working in production, he started working on spatial CG production, and then pursued the maximum use of 3D models in spatial creation using 3D printers and VR, while also working on creating spaces where hearing-impaired employees can work together. He is currently in charge of a department that Experience Design Spatial Production using technology. Akiko Kimura Manager of UX Design Section Spatial Production Design Department, Spatial Media Produce Division, Cross Media Innovation Headquarters I work hard every day to transform 3D models, mainly CG perspective and walk-throughs, into "fun," "interesting," and "likeable" content and deliver it to everyone. I work hard every day with my good friends to create works that will make everyone smile. 　 Tomohiro Hirano Cross Media Innovation Headquarters Spatial Media Produce Division Spatial Production Design Department Interested in 3DCG, he joined Tanseisha as a CG perspective creator. He has supported designers mainly with 3DCG renderings and walkthroughs. Recently, he has been studying VR and AR every day, which he has become more involved with. 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Masamura Motonobu Cross Media Innovation Headquarters Spatial Media Marketing Department He is one of the deaf employees who uses spatial language on a daily basis. He has been involved in 3DCG and web system design and has made use of various programming languages. He is constantly exploring the questions, "What is spatial language in the broad sense that spans from 1D to 4D?" and "How does it color space?" 　 Shuto Katagishi Cross Media Innovation Headquarters Spatial Media Produce Division Spatial Production Design Department In addition to 3DCG production, I also produce illustrations, mockups for spatial Spatial Production, and 3D printers through trial and error. I'm not good at approaching people in fishing or golf. In my work, I'm not good at approaching people in group discussions, so I'm trying to overcome that. 　 Chihiro Katahira Team Leader, Spatial Production Design Department, Spatial Media Produce Division, Cross Media Innovation Headquarters I mainly work on CG production using 3D software. Recently, I have been involved in more graphic-related work, so I am studying every day how to appeal to as many people as possible. 　 Ayaka Fujimoto Cross Media Innovation Headquarters Spatial Media Produce Division Spatial Production Design Department He is mainly active in CG perspective, walk-throughs, video Spatial Production and editing, etc. He is good at video Spatial Production editing using AfterEffect. He is honing his skills every day to make better videos. 　 Hanae Yoshino Chief Planner, Marketing and Sustainability Division He has worked on the creation of public facilities such as museums and children's facilities across the country, as well as on community revitalization projects. Utilizing his experience, he is currently working to create sustainable spaces with themes such as diversity, community, and the environment.
How to participate (venue)	No prior registration required, no participation fee However, please note that seats are limited and if the venue is full, you will have to stand.
How to watch (online)	You can watch it on the official website or on the official YouTube channel. *Text translation will be provided both at the venue and online.

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