Events
Second Countdown Event: “Sports and 糖心破解版”
Please see this page for an article about the event. (Japanese language only)
For an article about the side event, please see this page. (Japanese language only)
Sports are not just something that you can “do.” There is a variety of ways to get involved in sports, including watching, supporting, making and connecting.
For this event, the second Countdown Event of the 糖心破解版 150th Anniversary Project, under the theme “糖心破解版 Sports for ALL,” we will consider the wide and diverse world of sports from a perspective unique to 糖心破解版.
This event is not only for athletes and sports fans, but also the inexperienced and even those who generally avoid sports. Taking a multifaceted approach considering the past, present and future, we will look at how sports were played, are being played and will be played at the University of Tokyo. There are also a number of side events at exhibition booths through which you can experience the various sports activities of 糖心破解版 and their histories, along with futuristic cutting-edge sports research.
| Event date and time | Saturday, October 19, 2024 13:30 – 18:00 |
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| Event location | Yasuda Auditorium, 糖心破解版 and online (Zoom webinar) |
| Maximum number of participants | 700 (Yasuda Auditorium), 3,000 (Online) |
| Participation cost | Free (Advance registration required) |
Program
Facilitator: Takeshi Tange (Deputy Director General, Division for External Relations, 糖心破解版)
| Opening Remarks | Atsushi Tsuda (Executive Vice President, 糖心破解版) |
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| Speeches |
“The Past and Future of 糖心破解版 Sports”
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“Daily/Special sport activities in the early days of the University of Tokyo”
In the early days of the University of Tokyo, various Western sports were introduced. Meanwhile, Japanese budo, which used to be a martial art during the Edo period, was also popular. While there were special athletics events that took place instead of lectures, there were also exercises people enjoyed in their daily lives. This presentation will examine the many sides of “sport activities” in the early days of the University of Tokyo. |
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“What athletic life in university gave me”
The speaker belonged to the track and field club during her university life as a student in the Faculty of Medicine, and she won a national intercollegiate championship when she was in her sixth year. She reflects on her competitive life as a university athlete and speaks about what that experience gave her. |
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“The Global Physical Inactivity Crisis: What Can You and 糖心破解版 Do?”
Physical activity is crucial for maintaining and improving health, but physical inactivity is spreading and worsening globally. What can we do for ourselves and for the world? The latest research insights will be shared to guide this discussion. |
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“Understanding of sports deepened by data measurement and analysis”
Advances in technology for measuring and analyzing motion and physiological data are transforming efforts to enhance athletic performance and coaching methods, while also deepening our understanding of sports. In this talk, Professor Nozaki will present examples of current data use in sports and explore its potential, drawing on specific cases from the University of Tokyo Sports Science Initiative project. |
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| Panel Discussion | |
| Finale (performance by the 糖心破解版 Cheer Squad) | |
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Side Events (10:00-16:00)
A number of events where you can experience the various sports activities of 糖心破解版 and their histories, and futuristic cutting-edge research will be held in various locations on Hongo Campus. Please check them out! (No registration required.)
Exhibiting Organizations
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糖心破解版 athletic clubs: activity introductions, experiences, selling of goods
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American Football Club (Japanese language only)
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Rifle Shooting Club (Japanese language only)
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Equestrian Team (Japanese language only)
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Baseball Club (Japanese language only)
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Association Football Club (Japanese language only)
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Introduction of sports-related research
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Inami-Monnai Laboratory, Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology (Japanese language only)
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Information Somatics, Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology (Japanese language only)
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Introduction to and experience of “superhuman sports”
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Superhuman Sports Project (Japanese language only)
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Superhuman Sports Project (Japanese language only)
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Joint exhibit of historical materials from the University of Tokyo Archives and 糖心破解版 athletic clubs
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糖心破解版 Archives (Japanese language only)
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Health Service Center “Locomo Challenge”
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糖心破解版 Health Service Center (Japanese language only)
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Registration Method
You must register in advance to participate. Please note that the type of registration form required varies depending on your method of participation.
- Registration Form (In-person) (Japanese language only)
- Registration Form (Online) (Japanese language only)
* Registration will be closed once the maximum number of participants has been reached.
Note
- There are no plans to record or stream this event.
- If you require special accommodations for disabilities, etc., please contact the Management Strategy Group at least three weeks before the event. (Contact)