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Events
The Tokyo Tech Festival attracts almost 50,000 visitors annually, including current and prospective students as well as local residents living near the Ookayama Campus.
The 2021 Tokyo Tech Festival will be held online on the official Tokyo Tech Festival website due to COVID-19.
Livestream performances and online exhibitions will be held by individual laboratories and groups of students.
Please note that events are primarily held in Japanese and simultaneous interpretation is not available
Saturday, October 30, 2021 - Sunday, October 31, 2021
Live streaming on the Tokyo Tech Festival website (Japanese) and official Tokyo Tech Festival YouTube channel (Japanese).
This year's theme is "Reversi!", which was selected from open call.
The theme has the following thinking in mind:
"Reversi" is a board game for two played on a board with black and white disks. Players take turns placing disks on the board with the goal of bracketing their opponent's disks between their own. If successful, the bracketed disks are then turned over to show that they are now possessed by the player that has bracketed them. The winner is the player with the most disks on the board when all of the disks have been played. The exciting part of this game is that the player that is losing near the end of the game can reverse their fortune with a lucky move. After having been canceled for two years in a row because of typhoon and COVID-19, we're hoping that this year's Tokyo Tech Festival (2021) will turn the tables and be the winner.
Logo of Tokyo Tech Festival 2021
Tech-chan, official character of Tokyo Tech Festival since 2012 ©Hida / Tokyo Tech Festival executive committee
Stage performances
Club exhibitions
Open laboratories show cutting-edge research.
We are planning a wide variety of online events. Read on to see what's being scheduled.
We're going to livestream a wide variety of events on YouTube, including music and dance performances by student groups.
It will be livestreamed on YouTube on Saturday, October 30. The winner will be announced on Sunday, October 31. This year’s contest will be an exciting time for all.
This online event will feature individual pages on the Tokyo Tech Festival website highlighting the exciting work being done by participating groups. It's open to everyone, and it's sure to be of special interest to prospective students and the public.
Learn about research themes and see experiments being performed as a part of ongoing research. The online format gives visitors the chance to see the advanced equipment being used in leading-edge research and feel the atmosphere of each laboratory.
This event will start from Wednesday, October 6.
Tokyo Tech faculty members will give online lectures open to the public.
Lectures focus on the interesting research that researchers are engaged in. This is a great chance to get a close look at the cutting-edge research being done at Tokyo Tech.
Please see the Tokyo Tech Festival official website for more details.
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Saturday, October 30 |
Professor Hideki Koike, Department of Computer Science, School of Computing |
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Saturday, October 30 |
Associate Professor Kazunori Tachibana, Department of Life Science and Technology, |
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Sunday, October 31 |
Assistant Professor Hidetoshi Masai, Department of Mathematics, School of Science |
Many more fun programs will be waiting for you. We’re sure that you'll enjoy participating in this Tokyo Tech online festival. Please check the official Tokyo Tech Festival website for more details about each event.
Scheduling changes or cancelations will be announced on the official Tokyo Tech Festival website.
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Update : October 11, 2021
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