The Space Education Project is looking for sponsors to support each project to grow and research space seeds. Why don't you use the seeds of plants that have gone to space for local revitalization activities and support? I want to energize my hometown!" I want to invest in the development of the next generation! We want to expand our business by utilizing the space brand! We are looking forward to your participation.

Sponsorship Details

1) Space Species Experimental Classroom

You will support experimental classes conducted in schools to train each type of seed.

 

(2) Nutrition education activities

You will be asked to assist in the cultivation of plants that have gone to space.

3) Space Education Forum

You will support research presentations and lectures on cutting-edge space development with participants and the general public on the results of space species surveys.

 

How to sponsor

Cooperation with the Space Education Project is completed by participating in the Education Support Project.

Examples of past activities

In the Space Miyakogusa Project, 981 children from 31 schools across Japan studied the changes that appeared in Miyakogusa (Fabaceae) that went to space for two years, and presented their findings at a research presentation. The results were published 60 times in the media.

 

The Space Soybean Project held a "Soybean Awarding Ceremony" in which children handed over soybeans to JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) to be flown into space, and a "Soybean Sowing Ceremony" to learn how to grow soybeans. The number of events was 49, with 3,420 participants and 96 media exposures.

 

The Space Soybean Project, together with Miyasaka Brewery Co., Ltd. has developed the "Miko Chan's Science Series Master Craftsman's Miso Preparation Kit" and began presenting it on October 19, 2010. Through this kit, the project aims to improve soybean self-sufficiency and activate science education at home.