Date: Apr 14 Tue, 2026 – Jun 7 Sun, 2026
Location: National Institutes for Cultural Heritage, 東京国立博物館 平成館
Event Info: https://tsumugu.yomiuri.co.jp/kagamaedake2026/english.html

Scheduels for VP1/LG UTYO

DATE	#	WHAT	WHERE	WHEN	WHO
Apr 12, Thu	1	Shutdown UTYO	LG Room, 2F	8:00	C
	2	Carry the parts of UTYO out & setup on the stage	Entrance, B2F	8:00-12:00	C, staffs
	3	Start the EVENT	Hall, B2F	13:00
	4	Stop UTYO and bring the parts to LG Room	Entrance, B2F	17:00-	C, staffs
	5	End the EVENT	Hall, B2F	19:00
	6	Setup UTYO in her room	LG Room, 2F	-21:00	C, staffs

Location Map

Homecoming Day is a university-wide event for all alumni to get together again on the Hongo and Komaba Campuses. Since its launch in 2002, it has offered opportunites for alumni to reconfirm their ties with fellow alumni and also with the University. Main programs include the Special Forum held under a specific theme, and anniversary gatherings, namely for the anniversary-year reunions. Associations including overseas alumni associations also participate, presenting a variety of events.

We gonna open the event of …

• 東京大学ホームカミングデイ特別企画「子ども・あそび・東大の未来」in 安田講堂
• 10月18日に「東京大学 安田講堂」にて、「教育版マインクラフトで東大150年の歴史を学ぶ」ワークショップを開催します

Please see at the event place

戦後・被爆80年シンポジウム～戦争の実相と次世代への継承～

• 日　時：　2025年10月6日（月）16:30～18:30
• 場　所：　全電通労働会館「多目的ホール」 東京都千代田区神田駿河台３－６
• 参加者：　約250名
• プログラム　
  （１）16:30～17:00　オープニング　　（被爆ピアノ演奏他）
  （２）17:05～17:10　主催者代表挨拶　日本労働組合総連合会　会長　芳野友子
  （３）17:10～18:25　パネルトーク　
• 登壇者
  濱住　次郎様　日本原水爆被害者団体協議会　事務局長
  中村　涼香様　NPO法人「BORDERLESS FOUNDATION」理事
  渡邉　英徳様　東京大学大学院情報学科・学際情報学府　教授
• テーマ
  戦争の実相と次世代への継承

As we approach the 80th anniversary of the end of the war and those who experienced the war and the atomic bombing are aging, it is important to pass on the horrors of war and the importance of peace. In order to pass on the memory of the war to the next generation, the prefecture will be holding the “2025 Atomic Bomb and Humanity Exhibition” in August, where it will be using cutting-edge technology to display a video that recreates the situation at the time of the atomic bombing using 3D maps and other means.

Using technology and the power of the younger generation to preserve the “Memories of Nagasaki” for the future

This August marks the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing, and the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum will be exhibiting new peace education content that utilizes the latest technologies, such as VR, digital twins, and AI-based photo colorization and animation.

In addition to exhibiting experiential content developed by the Watanabe Hidenori Laboratory at the University of Tokyo Graduate School, there will also be peace education workshops using an educational version of Minecraft, talk events, and more.

But … we stopped the 1st day’s because of heavy rainning …

Aug 5 Tue – 6 Wed@Bunkyo Civic Centre

As we mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the war, why not take a moment to reflect on the horrors of war and the value of peace?

This year, we are looking forward to a more comprehensive program than usual, including an exhibition of war damage and atomic bomb materials, talks by atomic bomb survivors, film screenings, and workshops for children.

Admission is free, so please come and visit us …

Bunkyo Civic Center Information

Shiodome Summer School is a learning event that provides an opportunity for children of the future to discover and develop their passions, and to imagine their future with excitement .

Under the theme of #CreateTheFutureWithWhatYouLove , Nippon Television and
various other companies and organizations will be exhibiting, bringing you a variety of experiences and stages.

There will be a huge collection of learning experiences that will be useful for elementary school students’ summer homework and independent research projects !

Nowadays, learning is especially important for active workers.
Cutting-edge knowledge transcends all boundaries,
leaps off campus, and comes to inspire us.
Let’s come together with curiosity and ambition.

The Mainichi Shimbun Company has approximately 60,000 negatives taken by over 600 overseas correspondents from the Sino-Japanese War to the Pacific War. Starting in 2022, we have been digitally archiving these images, and have been working with the University of Tokyo and Kyoto University to decipher the background and consider ways to convey this information to future generations.
In this exhibition, you will be able to see clear images of the realities of the war taken by Mainichi Shimbun correspondents, as well as experience digital content developed through joint research. As the number of generations who directly experienced the war is decreasing, we have been working with university and graduate students to come up with a system that can help the younger generation think about war as something that concerns them personally
through these materials. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Showa era. War, defeat, reconstruction, high economic growth, the bubble economy, disasters, epidemics…newspaper photographs have captured the images of people. What is war, and how should we deal with information? We would be pleased if you could view the exhibition as a question of the present.

*We are planning various events. We will announce the details on this page once they are decided.

The cross-border attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023 and Israel’s counterattack have resulted in a serious humanitarian crisis. The Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies at the University of Tokyo is collaborating with the Middle Eastern news organization Al Jazeera and the American University of Beirut (AUB) to promote international collaborative research to re-present and disseminate the war damage in Gaza using advanced technology. As part of this effort, we will host an international symposium and special exhibition inviting prominent researchers, journalists, and experts from Japan and abroad to discuss the Gaza crisis from multiple perspectives …

Date & time: Monday, March 31, 2025, 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM JST
Location: Fukutake Hall, Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies