Nature and Culture Mediaroom 2021 48 posts 0 comments

Hello to dear future me. I am curious about how is the global environment going in 2030. Before I taking the course of Nature and Culture, I am just a person who is not interested in any environmental issues. However, by playing some…

In the SWOT analysis, our "Forest Life" team talked about "The village of the doll", where many mannequins were left around a village in Japan, due to the local population dwindles. We discussed that although depopulation is a serious…

Today, our group discussed branding for a village in the mountains based on our group theme "forest life." And we came up with the idea of "second house." What we mean by that is customers pay some money and stay at any houses which are…

Our group focused on branding to come up with a plan for a village in the mountains. We recognized that due to the Corona Virus, more people have a desire to work remotely from rural areas. As a result, de-urbanization is…

We chose “Spirit” as a key word, since tradition is basically a custom/value/beliefs being passed on from generation to generation. Society changes and a “tradition” might not be exactly the same as it was back then. So the most…

Our group's topic is restoration, and today in class we have considered and discussed "traditional crafts" from diverse perspectives, especially with the scope of SWOT. Our discussion has come to the keyword of…

We have interviewed more than 10 people at Waseda campus and we generalised those interviewees into one persona. Our keyword is ignorance, which represents people who are not well aware of social issues, including sustainable society.

This is Minami, Hori and Andre! Last week interviewed the owner of Kadoya, a teishoku restaurant and izakaya near Waseda's Todenarakawa line station. He talked about how his experiences working in a conveyor belt sushi restaurant motivated…

Michael and I decided to use two themes for our fieldwork interview, which was “Designing the ideal Post-pandemic University Campus and Green Sustainable Spaces.” and “How much more are you willing to pay more for…