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Cutting-edge programs that stimulate creativity and self-expression are coming to Takeshiba!
“Workshop Collection in Chomorrow 2023” will be held on Sunday, September 17 and Monday, September 18!
The Workshop Collection is expanding across Japan, with events taking place one after another in 4 cities (5 venues)!

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We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your continued support.

　CANVAS (Representative: Nanako Ishido) will host the “Workshop Collection in Chomorrow” over two days, on Sunday, September 17, and Monday, September 18, 2023 (a national holiday), at Tokyo Port City Takeshiba and Waters Takeshiba.

　This year’s highlights include robotics activities such as robot dancing, robot programming, remote robot control via VR, and drone programming.There will also be creative experiences utilizing cutting-edge technology, such as MR games, AI-powered motorcycle design, creating miniatures from 3D model data, and experiencing the future of digital transformation in government. In addition, there will be numerous collaborative events with Dialogue in the Dark @ Atre Takeshiba, Superhuman Sports, and Neurodiversity.

This event is being held as part of “Change tomorrow —Chomorrow—,” an event where adults and children alike can enjoy a glimpse of society and daily life in the near future, enriched by cutting-edge technology, as well as pop culture showcasing new initiatives.

We understand you are all very busy, but we would greatly appreciate it if you could cover this event in your publication.


Press Release: https://canvas.ws/pdf/press/canvas_press_20230914.pdf


“Workshop Collection in Chomorrow 2023” Event Overview

● Dates and Times: September 17, 2023 (Sun) 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM; September 18 (Mon, Holiday) 11:00 AM – 4:00

PM ● Venues:
・Tokyo Port City Takeshiba, Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Hamamatsucho Building, 2nd Floor Exhibition Room (1-7-1 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo)
・Waters Takeshiba (1-10-30 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo)
Access:
4-minute
walk from Hamamatsucho Station (JR Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, Tokyo Monorail); 2-minute
walk from Takeshiba Station (Yurikamome) West Exit; 5-minute

walk from Daimon Station (Toei Asakusa Line, Oedo Line) Exit B2 ●Event Website URL: http://wsc.or.jp/workshop/takeshiba2023/

●Target Audience: Preschoolers, elementary, junior high, and high school students and their families; individuals interested in hosting children’s workshops (educators, government officials, university staff, museum professionals, corporate representatives, etc.)

●Participation Fee: Free admission *Some programs require

a fee ●Organizer: CANVAS

●In Cooperation with: Chomorrow Executive Committee


●Selected Program Highlights

: • Creative experiences

utilizing cutting-edge technology, such as MR games, AI-powered motorcycle design, creating miniatures from 3D model data, and experiencing the future of government digital transformation (DX) •Robotics content

such as robot dancing, robot programming, remote robot control via VR, and drone programming ・Collaborative projects

including Neurodiversity’s “The World in Our Minds,” NEDO, and Superhuman Sports, among others. We are planning a variety of workshops and events.


*This event is being held as part of the Tokyo Port City Takeshiba public event “Change tomorrow —ChangeTomorrow—” (Organized by: Change tomorrow Executive Committee).

“Change tomorrow (Chomorrow) 2023”
https://www.change-tomorrow-takeshiba.com/
Organized by: Change tomorrow Executive Committee
(CiP Council, General Incorporated Association / Albero Grande Co., Ltd.)


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A workshop collection
spreading across Japan—events are being held one after another in 4 cities (5 venues)!
Tokyo (Shibuya, Takeshiba) / Ibaraki / Yamaguchi / Fukuoka

Launched in 2004 as the “world’s first” exhibition event specializing in workshops for children. The 9th event, held in 2013, attracted approximately 100,000 visitors over two days and came to be recognized both domestically and internationally as the “world’s largest children’s creative event.” It has since expanded to various regions, including Miyagi, Osaka, and Okinawa Prefectures, and in Fukuoka Prefecture, it drew as many as 30,000 visitors over two days.In fiscal year 2023, the event is being held at a total of five locations:

Tokyo (Shibuya and Takeshiba), Ibaraki, Yamaguchi, and Fukuoka. [Tokyo] Workshop Collection in Chomorrow 2023
Dates: September 17 (Sun) and 18 (Public Holiday, Monday) Venues: Tokyo Port City Takeshiba, Waters Takeshiba

[Tokyo] Workshop Collection at Spring Kids Festa
Dates: May 27 (Sat) and 28 (Sun), 2023 Venue: National Olympic Memorial Youth Comprehensive Center

[Ibaraki] Workshop Collection at Career☆Fes Kamisu
2023 Dates: Saturday, August 26, 2023 Venue: Kamisu Disaster Prevention Arena(Main Arena)

[Yamaguchi] Workshop Collection in Yamaguchi 2023
Dates: Saturday, November 11, 2023, and Sunday, November 12 (Sun) Venue: Yamaguchi Prefectural Seminar Park [

Fukuoka] Workshop Collection in Fukuoka 2023
Dates: Saturday, March 16, 2023, and Sunday, March 17, 2023 (Sun) Venue: Kyushu University Ito Campus, East Building

No. 1 Information regarding participating workshops and other details will be announced on the official website as soon as they are finalized.
Official Website: http://www.wsc.or.jp


[Inquiries Regarding This Event]
Workshop Collection Administrative Office: info-wsc@canvas.ws