What legacy items from Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai were donated to Yonago Kosen?

Yonago Kosen received "Nomo no Mori Rock Objects," "Perches," and "Nomo no Mori Tree Objects" from the Panasonic Group Pavilion "Nomo no Kuni."

What is the significance of the "Nomo no Mori Rock Objects" donated to Yonago Kosen?

These rock fixtures are designed to produce unique light effects when crystals are held over them, contributing to interactive light displays.

How did Yonago Kosen students contribute to the "Nomo no Kuni" pavilion at Expo 2025?

Students collaborated with Panasonic on light and sound programming, developing tools to aid in the creation of light and sound performances for the pavilion.

What is the purpose of reconfiguring the donated legacy items by Yonago Kosen students?

Students independently reconfigured the items into programmable light devices, adapting them for different exhibition spaces and creating interactive visitor experiences.

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Yonago Kosen Receives Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai Panasonic Group Pavilion "Nomo no Kuni" Legacy – Students Lead Reconstruction and Regional Exhibition Tour Begins

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Light and sound devices from the Panasonic Group Pavilion "Nomo no Kuni" at Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai were donated as an Expo legacy to Yonago National College of Technology (Yonago Kosen), Tottori Prefecture, and Yonago City. Yonago Kosen students reconfigured these devices, making them programmable and developing a smartphone application for interactive control. The re-engineered legacy items began public exhibition on January 31, 2026, at the "Osaka-Kansai Expo Memorial Tottori Sand Pavilion" and are scheduled for touring exhibitions in Yonago City facilities from January 16 to April 13, 2026. This initiative showcases the achievements of Yonago Kosen's STEAM education.

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Q: What legacy items from Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai were donated to Yonago Kosen?: A: Yonago Kosen received "Nomo no Mori Rock Objects," "Perches," and "Nomo no Mori Tree Objects" from the Panasonic Group Pavilion "Nomo no Kuni."
Q: What is the significance of the "Nomo no Mori Rock Objects" donated to Yonago Kosen?: A: These rock fixtures are designed to produce unique light effects when crystals are held over them, contributing to interactive light displays.
Q: How did Yonago Kosen students contribute to the "Nomo no Kuni" pavilion at Expo 2025?: A: Students collaborated with Panasonic on light and sound programming, developing tools to aid in the creation of light and sound performances for the pavilion.
Q: What is the purpose of reconfiguring the donated legacy items by Yonago Kosen students?: A: Students independently reconfigured the items into programmable light devices, adapting them for different exhibition spaces and creating interactive visitor experiences.
Q: Where can the re-engineered legacy items from Expo 2025 be seen by the public?: A: The re-engineered items are on public exhibition at the "Osaka-Kansai Expo Memorial Tottori Sand Pavilion" and will be part of touring exhibitions in Yonago City.