And so on…

Dina Science:
Dinosaur Anatomy Exhibition

Traveled among nationwide science centers and museums

Exhibition area:
From 100 square meters to 8000 square meters

This project features the evolution of dinosaurs by exhibiting their fossils, replica skeletons and reconstructed environment models, and introducing the latest research information.

Insect Trek:
Science of the Insect World

Traveled among nationwide science centers and museums

This project offers an exciting experience as an insect via devices that explain the evolution of various insects from ancient times till today and mysteries of their body structures.

Brain Trip
- Exploration of the Brain

This attraction aims to stimulate visitors’ interest in the brain and their curiosity about medicine through a simple clarification of the brain’s mechanism based on the latest information gained from state-of-the-art medicine and science. Its main concept involves touching and learning about the brain from the outside and the inside. In particular, the display uses a zone where visitors can compare and observe the brain’s evolution and functions from real brain specimens of various animals, a zone that allows exploration of the brain’s functions and mechanism through interactive experience-based equipment, and a space that introduces puzzling optical illusions and DNA.

Sky Trek – Flying Braves

This exhibition presents the mechanisms of familiar environments – sky, air and flight – from two viewpoints. One involves an introduction to evolutionary history and the flight mechanism based on the vital development of dinosaurs, birds, insects, etc., using resources such as experimental apparatus, biological models and explanatory panels. The other introduces a variety of flight machines from scientific and technological viewpoints, taking into account the long-standing desire and various efforts of the human race to fly in the sky.

Energy Quest:
Discover the Mysteries of Energy and Power
(preliminary title)

Planning in progress for nationwide science centers and museums

Exhibition area:
From 100 square meters to 300 square meters

We are planning project for leaning about energy with toys and experimental devices that move with various energies.

Dr. Tommy’s Introductory Dinosaur Class

In this class, Mr. Kyoichi Tomita, a reptile researcher and dinosaur journalist representing a carnivorous reptile laboratory, will give a kids’ introductory lesson on dinosaurs. Children will learn about these giant creatures from various angles through a simple approach involving the history of their birth, their ecology and a quiz. This is a participatory experience-based class in which children can actually touch and observe genuine dinosaur fossils and view related visual materials. ]]> http://www.hankikaku.com/en/contents/000093.html http://www.hankikaku.com/en/contents/000093.html 020-contents Thu, 20 Dec 2007 13:52:50 +0900

Chinese Acrobatic Performance

We invite acrobatic teams from various regions in China, including Shanghai and Wuhan, to plan, coordinate, represent and manage the stage for their performances.

Beijing Opera

We invite Beijing opera teams from various regions in China, including the Beijing, Shanghai and Hubei opera academies, to plan, coordinate, produce, represent and manage the stage totally for their performances.

Asian Ethnic Music and Dance

We invite the Orchestra Asia, which consists of Japanese, Chinese and South Korean members, and the World Vision Children’s Choir of South Korea to plan, produce, represent and present the classical performing arts of Asian regions, including China.

Wyvern in China [Flying Dragon]

We produced an event that was both project and great performance where a big dragon of 80 meter length soared to the sky primarily for the opening event of the Osaka Dome in February 1997, and the memorial event of reconstruction of suzaku-mon in, Japan, in March 1998. (Main gate leads to the Heijo Palace, registered in the UNESCO world heritage.)

PROJECT1. Science

We plan, produce and operate science expositions, including natural science relating to the evolution of ancient creatures, such as dinosaurs, and the history of the Earth, as well as anatomy, insects, robots and energy and the permanent exhibits, special projects and other related events in science area.