Session Details
[PO2]Poster Session: Core Time 2
Thu. Jun 25, 2026 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM JST
Thu. Jun 25, 2026 3:30 AM - 4:30 AM UTC
Thu. Jun 25, 2026 3:30 AM - 4:30 AM UTC
Poster session(FICC 2F)
[PO2-01]Tracing the Footsteps of Oscar von Miller, the First Director of the Deutsches Museum, During His Stay in Japan
*Hideo Hara1 (1. Tochigi Science Museum (Japan))
[PO2-02]Kaneko-type planetariums
- Pioneered Japan's early planetarium era -
*Kyohei Ando1 (1. Koriyama City Fureai Science Center (Japan))
[PO2-03]Comparison of Classic Carl Zeiss opto-mechanical Planetarium Currently Existing in Japan
*Yuko Namiki1, Takeshi Inoue2 (1. Astrolab (Japan), 2. AKASHI MUNICIPAL PLANETARIUM (Japan))
[PO2-04]Development of a Planetarium Program Experienced with Tactile Sky Charts
*Rin Nodera1,2, Rieko Taito3, Akira Murai1, Asato Ishikawa1, Taku Takizawa3 (1. Kurobe Yoshida Science Museum (Japan), 2. University of Toyama (Japan), 3. Studio Konpeito (Japan))
[PO2-05]Effectiveness of VR experience of 360-degree starry sky images in learning about motion of the stars at special support class
*Takeshi Yada1, Mayuko Kamiguri2, Kaito Tadano3, Chinatsu Watanabe4, Keita Watanabe5 (1. Shimane Nature Museum of Mt. Sanbe (Japan), 2. Shimane Prefectural School for the Blind (Japan), 3. Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd. (Japan), 4. National Institute of Technology, Matsue College (Japan), 5. Shimane IT Open-Innovation Center (Japan))
[PO2-06]Touch the Universe: A Touring Tactile Exhibition Across Japan
*Yasuhito Suzuki1, Kumiko Usuda-Sato2, Sanae Kawashima3, Yuki Goko4, Takeshi Inoue1, Daisuke Adachi5, Rin Nodera6, Akira Watanabe3, Yusuke Tampo7 (1. Akashi Municipal Planetarium (Japan), 2. National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (Japan), 3. Japan Braille Library (Japan), 4. Sendai Astronomical Observatory (Japan), 5. Miyazaki Science Center (Japan), 6. Kurobe Yoshida Science Museum (Japan), 7. South African Astronomical Observatory / University of Cape Town (South Africa))
[PO2-07]Exploring Perceptual Fidelity in the Reproduction of Star Fields
*Midori Tanaka1, Takahiko Horiuchi1, Kenichi Otani2 (1. Chiba University (Japan), 2. Konica Minolta Planetarium Co., Ltd. (Japan))
[PO2-08]Gender Differences in the Relationship Between Perceived Faithfulness and Preference of Starry Sky
*Midori Tanaka1, Takahiko Horiuchi1, Kenichi Otani2 (1. Chiba University (Japan), 2. Konica Minolta Planetarium Co., Ltd. (Japan))
[PO2-09]Affiliation of Planetarium Explainers in Japan
*Kyoko Hashimoto1 (1. Tokyu Community corp. (Japan))
[PO2-10]Expanding the use of 3D models in dome spaces: Recent initiatives and prospects
*Tasuku Yoshioka1 (1. Toyama Science Museum (Japan))
[PO2-11]Development of the Open-Source Planetarium Software "Interstellar Console" for Enhanced Operation in Planetariums and Astronomical Facilities.
*Tatsuki Yonezawa1, Takuro Hazama1, Chisato Yamauchi1 (1. Misato Observatory (Japan))
[PO2-12]Augmented Reality as an additional immersive medium to supplement the planetarium content
*Isabella Beyer1 (1. Technische Hochschule Lübeck (Germany))
[PO2-13]The succession of planetarium technology in the University of Tokyo Astronomy Club
*Ryo Hatanaka1, Shou Wagener1, Souta Namikawa1, Koshi Asanuma1, Sakura Isegami1, Madoka Ichikawa1, Kazuki Kai1, Aira Yuasa1, Kotaro Uno1, Toshiki Mizushima1, Chihana Nasukawa1, Moe Katayose1, Ayane Abe1, Ryota Ekawa1, Kento Tomita1 (1. The University of Tokyo Astronomy Club (Japan))
[PO2-14]Optimization of Gear Systems in Mechanical Planetariums Aimed at Realistic Reproduction of Planetary Motion
*Risa Yoshida1, Kurara Tsutsumi1 (1. Kobe College High School (Japan))
[PO2-15]Synergistic Applications of Internet Telescopes and Planetariums in Education and Public Outreach
*Kouichi TODA1, Hiromichi Kobayashi2, Junko Kushida3, Eiji Matsumoto4, Atsushi Nakamula5, Hiroyuki Nakanishi6, Nobuyuki Sawado7, Toshiko Takata8, Haruhiko Ueda9, Yuki Yamamoto10, Tasuku Yoshioka11 (1. Toyama Prefectural University (Japan), 2. Keio University (Japan), 3. Tokai University (Japan), 4. Bukkyo University (Japan), 5. Kitasato University (Japan), 6. Ishikawa Prefectural University (Japan), 7. Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 8. Miyagi University of Education (Japan), 9. Akita University (Japan), 10. Tohoku University of Community Service and Science (Japan), 11. Toyama Science Museum (Japan))
[PO2-16]Development and Utilization of the VR Planetarium Using the Internet Telescope
*Yuki Yamamoto1, Haruhiko Ueda2, Junko Kushida3, Hiromichi Kobayashi4, Seiji Sakoda5, Nobuyuki Sawado6, Toshiko Takata7, Koichi Toda8, Hiroyuki Nakanishi9, Atsushi Nakamula10, Eiji Matsumoto11, Hiroshi Yoshida12 (1. Tohoku University of Community Service and Science (Japan), 2. Akita University (Japan), 3. Tokai University (Japan), 4. Keio University (Japan), 5. National Defence Academy of Japan (Japan), 6. Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 7. Miyagi University of Education (Japan), 8. Toyama Prefectural University (Japan), 9. Ishikawa Prefectural University (Japan), 10. Kitasato University (Japan), 11. Bukkyo University (Japan), 12. Fukushima Medical University (Japan))
[PO2-17]Public-engaged activities at Kawasaki Municipal Science Museum
*Sumito Hirota1, Satoka Tanaka1 (1. Kawasaki Municipal Science Museum (Japan))
[PO2-18]Introduction to Mobile Planetarium Network (MPN) that promote the use of mobile planetariums in Japan
Makoto Sakamoto1,5, *Mariko Takahashi 2,5, Tamami Yamaguchi3,5, Mayuko Watanabe4,5, The members Mobile Planetarium Network5 (1. Nenohoshi Educational Company (Japan), 2. Star Weaving Village, General Incorporated Asscociation (Japan), 3. OSAMPOBOSHI (Japan), 4. Chino City Yatsugatake Museum (Japan), 5. Mobile Planetarium Network (Japan))
[PO2-19]System Architecture of Nagoya City Science Museum Planetarium
*Junya Inagaki1, Katsuhiro Mouri1, Manabu Noda1, Daisaku Mochida1, Asami Nakashima1, Sachi Takaba1, Mikito Kohno1, Megumi Takenaka1 (1. Nagoya City Science Museum (Japan))
[PO2-20]Akashi Municipal Planetarium: A Museum of Time and Space on the Japan Standard Time Meridian
*Takeshi Inoue1, Yasuhito Suzuki1, Naoko Kato1, Yuko Ishii1, Ayumi Okinaka1, Aiko Nishiyama1, Miki Harada1 (1. Akashi Municipal Planetarium (Japan))
[PO2-21]Zabadak, Zabanetarium, and Asteroid 10566
*Miwa Saito1,2, Osamu Muramatsu9, Kyohei Ando3, Mayumi IUCHI5,6, Katsuhiro Mouri4, Katsutoshi SHIBASAKI7, Hidehiko MIYAZAKI8 (1. Libra Corporation (Japan), 2. Galaxcity (Japan), 3. Koriyama City Fureai Science Center (Japan), 4. Nagoya City Science Museum (Japan), 5. Katsushika City Museum (Japan), 6. ORIHALCON Technologies,Inc. (Japan), 7. TAMAROKUTO SCIENCE CENTER (Japan), 8. GOTO INC (Japan), 9. Cosmo Planetarium SHIBUYA (Japan))
[PO2-22]Starry Sky Rakugo "Hoshizora Yose"
- Fusion of Rakugo (Japanese verbal entertainment) and Planetarium
*Tokuhiro Kishi1 (1. Takasaki Youth Science Center (Japan))
[PO2-23]Verification of Educational Effectiveness Using Tabletop Planetarium Named AMATERASU for the University Students
*Hideyuki Nakano1, Kurumi Tsukamoto2 (1. Toin university of Yokohama (Japan), 2. Setagaya Yahata Junior High School (Japan))
[PO2-24]Astronomical education transcends borders and generations through observations of asteroid occultations
*Fumi Yoshida1,2,11, Tsutomu Hayamizu3,11, Hayato Watanabe4,11, Hiroshi Akitaya2,11, Kazuhisa Miyashita4,11, Hirotomo Noda5,11, Mitsuru Sôma5,11, Chilong Lin6,11, Ye Yuan7,11, Wai-Chun Yue8,11, Toshihiro Horaguchi9,11, Kenta Kono10,11, Hisashi Kasebe11, Hiroshi Kishimoto11, Hidehito Yamamura11, David Dunham12,11 (1. University of Occupational and Environmental Health (Japan), 2. Chiba Institute of Technology (Japan), 3. Saga Hoshizora Astronomy Center (Japan), 4. Japan Occultation Information Network (Japan), 5. National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (Japan), 6. National Museum of Natural Science (Taiwan), 7. Purple Mountain Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences (China), 8. Hong Kong Astronomical Society (Hong Kong), 9. National Museum of Nature and Science Animal Research Department (Japan), 10. Miyazaki Kita High School (Japan), 11. International Occultation Timing Association-East Asia (Japan), 12. International Occultation Timing Association (USA))
[PO2-25]Full-dome Projection of Real-time Images of Maunakea, Hawai‘i Available at Any PlanetariumFull-dome Projection of Real-time Images of Maunakea, Hawai‘i Available at Any Planetarium
*Katsuhiro Mouri1, Ichi Tanaka2, Daisaku Mochida3, Kumiko Usuda-Sato2, Miki Ishii 2, Risa Matsumoto2, Takeshi Inoue4 (1. Graduate School of Science, Nagoya City University / Nagoya City Science Museum (Japan), 2. National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (Japan), 3. Nagoya City Science Museum (Japan), 4. Akashi Municipal Planetarium (Japan))
[PO2-26]Development and Educational Use of a Planisphere Application
*Katsuhiro Mouri1, Asami Nakashima2, Tomoyuki Sakaguchi3, Hiroshi Otake3, Daisaku Mochida2, Shuji Kobayashi2 (1. Graduate School of Science, Nagoya City University / Nagoya City Science Museum (Japan), 2. Nagoya City Science Museum (Japan), 3. IMAGE FACTORY CO.,LTD. (Japan))
[PO2-27]PLANETABIUM: Inspiring the Planetarium Kingdom of Japan through Creative Short-Form Video Storytelling
*Mariko Kikuchi1, Sal Kalmia1 (1. STUDIO WAVE CONNECT (Japan))
[PO2-28]Regarding Initiatives Concerning "OBSERVATORY BATHING"
~A Study on Domestic and International Question-Answering~
*Yuko Muto1,2 (1. Minami-Aso Luna Observatory (Japan), 2. University of East Asia (Japan) )
[PO2-29]The North Star Moves:The Legend of Kuwanaya Tokuzou's Wife
*Yoshiko Murayama1, Masaru Hirohashi, Yuko Namiki (1. CosmoPlanetariumShibuya (Japan))
[PO2-30]Stars, Constellations, and the Universe:
Traditions passed down by the indigenous Ainu people
*Yuko NARUSE1, Tomio HIROSE2, Hiroshi NAKAGAWA3 (1. Tamarokuto Science Center (Japan), 2. Professor at Kanagawa University (Japan), 3. Professor Emeritus at Chiba University (Japan))