STEAM Symphony Contest Selection Announcement
Thank you very much for the vast number of inquiry and exploratory applications! The following 16 candidates are moving on to the final round:
Ordered in Kana or Alphabetical Order
The Encouragement Award (In A, I, U, E, O, Order or Alphabetical Order)
Robotemp Trackers_Thermosense_Problem Solving
Chelsea Colleen R. Carpio, Gian Russelle Visperas, Sebastian Luiz Ramirez and Lebron Jimm Ramos
Don Ramon E. Costales Memorial National High School, Villasis, Philippines
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
Getcha Self Some Iga Dialect!
Shota Ono, Iroha Ikeda, Yuka Ueda and Taiki Arakawa
Mie Prefectural Ueno Senior High School D Group
High school student／Problem Solving
Holding a Training Course for Data Scientists
Yoshihiro Okazaki
Okayama Sozan Junior High School
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
I Want to Recycle Sea Garbage!
Kaga Municipal Katayamazu Junior High School
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
Let’s Clean Up the Coast with a Sea Garbage Seperation Machine!
Kaga Municipal Hashidate Junior High School B team
Kaga Municipal Hashidate Junior High School
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
Trash Musical Showcase Performance
Trash Band
Higashi Osaka Municipal Kamikosaka Elementary School
Elementary school students and under／Art and Philosophy
We’re Launching Our Very Own Photo Contest!
Haruka Kawai and Misato Ouchi
Mie Prefectural Ueno Senior High School J Group
High school student／Problem Solving
Learning about Japanese Financial Reform from Yamada Houkoku
Yuki Kawakami
Okayama Sozan Junior High School
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
Creating a Game to Have Fun Studying Math
Kei Kinugasa
Okayama Sozan Junior High School
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
A Pillow Spray that Heals the Mind and Body
Ryunosuke Kumazaki
Seigakuin Senior High School
High school student／Problem Solving
Making Meals Safe and Secure a Possibility
Chiaki Sakata
Otemon Gakuin Otemae Junior & Senior High School Robot Science Club
High school student／Problem Solving
Let’s Teach Elementary School Students about Essential Nutrition
Kotone Fujie, Kokoro Sowa, Ayaka Takemura, Sena Akazawa, Izumi Tao and Tomoka Inaba
Mie Prefectural Ueno Senior High School B Group
High school student／Problem Solving
Iga’s "Danjiri:" the Differences and Similarities from Kansai and Kanto
Yuki Toida, Keita Moriuchi, Mikiya Kawashima, Yuki Fujita and Atsushi Mizutani
Mie Prefectural Ueno Senior High School E Group
High school student／Problem Solving
The Secret of "Haikyuu’s" Popularity and the Member’s Paths after Graduation
Yuna Nagai
Kyoto Prefectural School for the Deaf High School Division
High school student／Art and Philosophy
Aiming for a Barrier-free society: Marks for the Visually Impaired
Sayaka Nishi
Bunkyo Municipal Seishi Elementary School
Elementary school students and under／Problem Solving
Making "Sunroad Manjyuu"
Three Cheerful Friends
Higashi Osaka Municipal Nawate Kiita Elementary School
Elementary school students and under／Problem Solving
To Those Who Can’t Come Out
Friend Lovers
Higashi Osaka Municipal Nawate Kiita Junior High School
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
What’s up with Today’s SDGs?
Certified Child Care Center Sakura
Elementary school students and under／Art and Philosophy
Development of a Robot that Prevents Dementia
Fuka Mizutani
Otemon Gakuin Otemae Junior & Senior High School
High school student／Problem Solving
Itoigawa Cultural Heritage Project: Let’s Begin!
Yua Mizumoto and Kirari Watanabe
Niigata Prefectural Itoigawa High School
High school student／Art and Philosophy
A Device that Prevents Remote Control Loss
Yusuke Mori
Okayama Sozan Junior High School
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
Mindful Jellyfish Gymnastics
Hirofumi Yamamoto
Mie Prefectural Kagayaki School for Special Needs Education
Seniors (60 years old and older)／Art and Philosophy
Creating an Application that creates Music through the Alphabet
Hiroto Wakasa
Okayama Sozan Junior High School
Junior High School Student／Problem Solving
Overview of the Final Judging
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Date |
Saturday, Feburary 15th, 2025 from 12:30-18:00 P.M. |
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Schedule |
12:30PM～1:00PM Opening 1:00PM～2:20PM Presentation Part1 2:20PM～2:40PM Break 2:40PM～4:00PM Presentation Part2 4:00PM～5:00PM Break & Networking 5:00PM～5:30PM Awards Announcement 5:30PM～6:00PM Closing Ceremony & Photo Session *Times are subject to change on the day of the event. |
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Format |
In-Person and Online (At zoom webinar) |
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Location |
Ritsumeikan University, Ibaraki Campus |
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The deadline for application |
Thursday Feburary 13th, 2025 |
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Organized by |
General Incorporated Association steAm BAND |
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Sponsored by |
Tobu Top Tours Co., Ltd., ReNet Japan Group, Inc., Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd., and The Osaka YMCA |
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In cooperation with |
steAm, Inc. and The Ritsumeikan University. |
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Supported by |
Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition. |
※ There is no bicycle or car parking lot, so please use public transportation
※ The event may be canceled or postponed due to inclement weather, natural disasters or other unforseen consequences.
※ This form will be closed when we reach capacity
※ Smoking is banned on campus, so please refrain from smoking on or around the campus
※ Personal information is strictly managed and will be used for event operations, emergency communications, and future notifications.
※ In the case of postponement or cancellation of the event, travel and hotel expenses cannot be reimbursed
※ The organizers, venue, or performers cannot be held responsible for any accidents or thefts that occur in or around the venue. So please take care of your belongings and valuables at all times
※ The event may be recorded, and footage may be streamed or distributed both on the day of the event and afterward. Please be aware that you may appear in the recordings.
|
Date |
Saturday, Feburary 15th, 2025 from 12:30-18:00 P.M. |
|
Schedule |
12:30PM～1:00PM 1:00PM～2:20PM 2:20PM～2:40PM 2:40PM～4:00PM 4:00PM～5:00PM 5:00PM～5:30PM 5:30PM～6:00PM *Times are subject to change on the day of the event. |
|
Format |
In-Person and Online (At zoom webinar) |
|
Location |
Ritsumeikan University, Ibaraki Campus |
|
The deadline for application |
Thursday Feburary 13th, 2025 |
|
Organized by |
General Incorporated Association steAm BAND |
|
Sponsored by |
Tobu Top Tours Co., Ltd., ReNet Japan Group, Inc., Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd., and The Osaka YMCA |
|
In cooperation with |
steAm, Inc. and The Ritsumeikan University. |
|
Supported by |
Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition. |
※ There is no bicycle or car parking lot, so please use public transportation
※ The event may be canceled or postponed due to inclement weather, natural disasters or other unforseen consequences.
※ This form will be closed when we reach capacity
※ Smoking is banned on campus, so please refrain from smoking on or around the campus
※ Personal information is strictly managed and will be used for event operations, emergency communications, and future notifications.
※ In the case of postponement or cancellation of the event, travel and hotel expenses cannot be reimbursed
※ The organizers, venue, or performers cannot be held responsible for any accidents or thefts that occur in or around the venue. So please take care of your belongings and valuables at all times
※ The event may be recorded, and footage may be streamed or distributed both on the day of the event and afterward. Please be aware that you may appear in the recordings.
Access
Ritsumeikan University, Ibaraki Campus
Building B (Ritsumeikan Ibaraki Future Plaza) 1st Floor Conference Hall
2 Iwakurachō, Ibaraki, Osaka 567-0871
Access: JR Ibaraki Station Less than 5 minutes on foot
●JR Kyoto Line
Ibaraki Station, around 5 minutes on foot
●Hankyu Kyoto Main Line / Osaka Monorail Main Line
South Ibaraki Station, about 10 minutes on foot
