2015-16
JAPAN
Shizuoka Science Museum Rukuru
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“No Bees No Life”
This work brings to our attention the importance of bees in food production and the, often hidden, role they play in our everyday lives.
Scenarios | JAPAN
Mochizuki Shun
The work brings introduces the importance of bees in food production, and the often hidden role they play in our everyday lives. Recently, the population of bees has been decreasing due to the change, caused mainly by humans, of the natural environment. The author, who is himself a beekeeper, talks of problems that would follow if bees disappeared, and shares his feeling of the importance of protecting the environment that he felt while working with bees.
Motivation behind this scenario
Pollination mediated by bees is essential for food production, including vegetables and fruits. However, in Japan, the declining number of bees has raised concerns regarding agricultural production. The decline is thought to be caused by the change in environment resulting from cities development and other human activities. In the scenario, the author, who is a beekeeper, introduces the importance of bees by giving examples of their connection to our everyday life, and shares his belief that protecting bees and their natural environment would bring happiness to many people.
Movie | JAPAN
Thanks to honey bees' pollination, we humans can obtain a wide variety of agricultural products. However, due to recent human activity, the honey bee population is steadily decreasing. Based on the danger of the extinction of the honey bees, the main message here is that "Honey bees are important!". This is a work full of colors and its highlight is an animated honey bee. Pay attention to the bees, and listen carefully to what they have to say.
JAPANShizuoka Science Museum Rukuru
RUKURU is a science museum whose name is derived from the words “to see” (miru), “to hear” (kiku) and “to touch” (sawaru) and where visitors can directly experience the pleasure coming from their own discoveries and creating new things. Using one’s own body the visitor can interact with more than 50 different exhibits or join one of the many events that the museum organizes on weekends and holidays.
Yoshiaki
Yoshiaki is in charge of the ‘We love math and natural sciences’ classroom. Mr. Yoshiaki strives to motivate students to explore and think independently about the world around them.
This scenario is created in Shizuoka Science Museum Rukuru
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Connection among humans
Takeuchi Nozomi
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For everyone to become happy - what is happiness?
Okawa Natsumi
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Handy=Happy?
Suzuki Daisuke
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Living with friends
Suzuki Sougo
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My happiness plan
Ohishi Kaori
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No Bees No Life
Mochizuki Shun
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Sustainable relationship for children all over the world
Nakamura Yousuke
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Symbiosis for all living things and humans - Totoro’s world or Doraemon’s world
Saitou Humi
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To be happy with consideration for each other
Morishita Shuuichirou
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To hand over our rich environment to the future
Satiou Shougo
