Presentation Information
[SP-JP2-01]Hello, we are the Planetarium Fan Meeting.
Planetarium Fan Meeting
We are Japanese planetarium Fans.
Japan boasts a large number of planetariums and is known as a global planetarium powerhouse.
We have an environment where we can become familiar with planetariums from childhood.
Therefore, we too have come to appreciate the profound charm of planetariums through our daily enjoyment and are actively working to fully enjoy them.
There are many ways to enjoy them. Because there are many planetariums in a small country, and they are often open to the public and easily accessible, some people travel around visiting planetariums in various locations.
Not content with that, some people even travel abroad, becoming like religious pilgrims visiting planetariums at the ends of the earth.
Furthermore, planetariums are also linked to Japanese culture, such as manga, anime, and games, and they often appear in these media. This has sparked a love for planetariums in some people.
Some even personify planetariums themselves, turning them into manga characters.
In this way, we enjoy planetariums freely and in our own way.
We gathered in Fukuoka today because we wanted to share this with planetarium professionals from all over the world.
Why don't you, planetarium professionals from around the world, join us in enjoying the planetarium?
Japan boasts a large number of planetariums and is known as a global planetarium powerhouse.
We have an environment where we can become familiar with planetariums from childhood.
Therefore, we too have come to appreciate the profound charm of planetariums through our daily enjoyment and are actively working to fully enjoy them.
There are many ways to enjoy them. Because there are many planetariums in a small country, and they are often open to the public and easily accessible, some people travel around visiting planetariums in various locations.
Not content with that, some people even travel abroad, becoming like religious pilgrims visiting planetariums at the ends of the earth.
Furthermore, planetariums are also linked to Japanese culture, such as manga, anime, and games, and they often appear in these media. This has sparked a love for planetariums in some people.
Some even personify planetariums themselves, turning them into manga characters.
In this way, we enjoy planetariums freely and in our own way.
We gathered in Fukuoka today because we wanted to share this with planetarium professionals from all over the world.
Why don't you, planetarium professionals from around the world, join us in enjoying the planetarium?