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Summary of the course: akichi no susume

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We hope you enjoyed the journey with us. Please watch the video for a brief wrap-up. Please share experiences in your akichi and the initiatives born there!

Staff credit

Educators from Keio Museum Commons

  • Yohko Watanabe
  • Yu Homma
  • Shiho Hasegawa
  • Goki Miyakita

Guest Speaker

Tokyo University of Agriculture’s Food and Agriculture Museum

  • Rikako Kimura
  • Masaru Nishijima
  • Akira Imaki
  • Teiji Matsumaru

Kyushu University Museum

  • Misako Mishima

Fukuoka Prefectural Art Museum café

  • Noriko Hanada

Archival Research Center at Kyoto City University of Arts

  • Tomohisa Sato
  • Akihiko Inoue
  • Maha Hirata
  • Gaku Kurokawa
  • Hiroshi Fujioka

Stakeholder’s voice

  • Katsura Muramatsu, Photographer/CEO at CaloWorks
  • Mamoru Matsumoto, Keio Chutobu Junior High School
  • Hideyo Kawagoe, Public Relations at Keio University
  • Yoshio Kojima, Administrator at KeMCo
  • Nao Mashimo, Administrator at KeMCo
  • Mika Machide, Administrator at KeMCo

Member of KeMCoM

  • Mutsumi Toyoda
  • Bunin Chin

Special Thanks To

  • Keio University Art Center
  • Keio University Media Center
  • Keio Yochisha Elementary School
  • Public Pelations at Keio University
  • Fukuzawa Memorial Center for Modern Japanese Studies, Keio University
  • Takashi Horikawa
  • Hiromichi Ando
  • Tokutaro Murakami
  • Artist Cafe Fukuoka
  • Takami Matsuda

Keio University team

  • Executive producer: Keiko Okawa, Keio University
  • Producer: Motoki Yasui, Keio University Press
  • Line Producer: Michiru Sugiura, Keio University Press
  • Video director, director of photography, editor: Takahiro Niibe, Camside
  • Video director(Trailer): Akihiko Matsuzawa, Camside
  • Camera: Daisuke Yamamoto
  • Camera: Yoshihiro Kamemura, Studio Horizont
  • Camera: Mika Kaneoka
  • Camera: Kenji Mizoguchi, DEX.Inc
  • Audio engineer: Tamaki Inada
  • Visual designer: Goki Miyakita, Keio Museum Commons
  • Editor: Riko Motoyama, Keio University Press
  • IP advisor: Junko Azuma, TakeoVal., Ltd.
  • English proofreader: Janak Bhimani
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