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This year, we are going to do projects at the Komaba campus and online. On campus, we will sell pepperoncino style fried noodles at 博物館北B. Online, we will upload a video series called “Soratch Kitchen” a competition with Italian dishes that can easily be made at home. Soratch Kitchen will be accessible even outside of the Komaba Festival period from the link below.

We serve wild game dishes using a wild game that has been processed hygienically in a government-approved dismantling facility by a wild game dismantler. We hope you will add natural, additive-free, and environmentally friendly wild game meat to your food choices!

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Origami Museum '22 in Komaba is an exhibition of Origami works. We have been trying to make the exhibition more satisfying for visitors. We believe this will be a valuable opportunity for you to take a closer look at each of our works, as the exhibition is usually quite crowded. We hope you will enjoy it.

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Welcome to the world of magic! Sophisticated and skilled magicians will guide you into the world of wonders. Using familiar white pigeons and other familiar items, a wide variety of magic tricks will make you feel as if you are in a dream. Come and enjoy a wonderful magic show!

We will be featuring acoustic guitar performances across a wide range of genres, from unplugged, where everyone from those who started playing guitar in college to the experts will gather. You can drop in and out during the show, so feel free to stop by!

UT Fusuma Club will demonstrate the replacement of fusuma and shoji. You can learn how to replace fusuma and experience tearing shoji.

LEGO Club of Tokyo University exhibits various LEGO works. We exhibit large works and works moved by program, which cannot be usually looked at. Anybody can enjoy, so please come to our exhibition!

Hey, guys! We are programing circle, called "ut.code();". There is 4 games, and 3 workshops. We are sorry, all games explanations are written by Japanese, and all workshops are held by Japanese.

Everyone can enjoy our science museum with exciting experiments and clear explanations. In this Komaba Festival, we are going to supply contents about "light", "medicine and poison", "stereoscopic vision", "appraisal", and others. You can learn useful & interesting science & technology through a lot of wonderful experiments.

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We, graduate students with various backgrounds, give you 10 minutes talks related to our research fields. The presentations are prepared not to be too technical, so enjoyable for everyone including ones without advanced scientific knowledge. Caution : all the talks will be given in Japanese.

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This project is a hands-on exhibit that encourages visitors to think about science and academics through "creation".You can participate in various creative activities to think about science and academics based on familiar topics. It takes about only 5 - 10 minutes.We consider and discuss academic questions in everyday life and connection between real life and academics through these activities. For example, in the "Rulers of Shopping" section, we will reflect on the decision-making process of daily shopping.We first closely examine catalogs mimicking online shopping sites. What is essential factors of our decision to buy something? How does your decision-making process differ from that of other participants? We discuss several topics related to your experience. We will also have exhibits on various themes such as "Media," "Science," "Communication," and "Decision" for both children and adults. Join us on an adventure around these "unanswered questions" (not necessarily only one answer) through dialogues with staff and other participants beginning with creative activities.

3D Map of Japan This three-dimensional map of Japan is a miniature version of the land we live on: a topographical map at 1:200,000 was pasted onto a Styrofoam board, then cut and stacked along the contour lines to create a small world that is six times larger in height. The Geography Club has reproduced the Japanese archipelago in a three-dimensional map of Japan. Visitors can view the wonders of the land, such as the towering peak of Fuji and the cities spread out across the plains, up close. The three-dimensional map of Japan can be admired freely while our club members engage in commentary. Broadcasting The Geography Club's usual activities, such as 'Talking Sessions', in which Geography Club members explain topics of their own interest - such as geology, history and transport - in slide format, and the introduction of fieldwork 'tours' to include an understanding of geography through city walks, are available to everyone via live streaming. In addition, members of the club will also provide online commentary on a three-dimensional map of Japan. We invite you to explore the profound world of Geography through presentations from a variety of perspectives.

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