"Life = Inochi Day" once a month at the planetarium.
プラネタリウム版 LIFEいのち 脳波計測をしました
Long-term SDG commitments that empower the lives of entire communities.
The “Birth Planetarium” uses a local planetarium as a regional resource to revive the excitement of birth. This is a project where governments, businesses and citizens come together to 'empower and illuminate the forces of life' across the city.
To achieve this, short-term testing alone cannot reach the people who need it. Through regular performances held once a month, the circle of kindness and compassion spreads from person to person, as people want to convey to someone who has seen the performance. In the days when the future is uncertain due to the new coronavirus infection, anxiety is increasing, school refusal, depression, and even some people are dying, and the life energy of individuals is declining.
It is precisely at times like these that we affirm the value of our own lives, create hope and courage, and bring families, communities, and society together to build a new era.
What can we do now to solve social problems?
The number one cause of death among young people is "suicide", but this is only in Japan among developed countries.
Suicide is the leading cause of death among young people aged 10 to 30 and older.
Compared to young people in other countries, they find it difficult to have bright hopes for their future.
Whether they have bright hopes for the future depends on two factors:
1) Do they see themselves positively (internal factors), and 2) Do they see their country's future positively (external factors).
According to information released by the Cabinet Office, it is necessary to cultivate basic "self-acceptance" that plays an important role in people's lives across three generations.
TEAM EXPO 2025
In the Expo Co-Creation Challenge everyone's contribution corner, we will introduce the birthday planetarium initiative.
