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This is a joint event for three projects being carried out by students from Seigakuin High School's Global Innovation Class (GIC) at Shibuya QWS#19!!

Overview
At this event, you can have fun through movies, aromas, cooking, quizzes, etc. Everyone from elementary school students to adults can have fun together!
Location: Shibuya QWS (Cross Park)
Time: July 29th (Monday) 9:00 ~ 12:00

Event content
This event offers many experiences that can be enjoyed by everyone from elementary school students to adults.
1. Introduction of the three projects
The activities of the three projects that will be featured at this event will be explained: Soullume Project, Passionate Children, and Terrace Aroma Project.

2. Talk about your favorite movies
Let's all get together and talk about our favorite movies. Whether you like movies or not, let's talk about the appeal of movies! Key points to remember when talking: Why do you like it? Answer with a reason!

3. Enjoy the aroma
Try out different scents and experience Japanese culture. Find your favorite scent.

4. Quiz competition
We will be holding a quiz about "Edo Tokyo Vegetables," a traditional vegetable brand from Tokyo. The person who answers the most questions correctly will receive a free bottle of "Nyukon Dressing," created by the Soullume Project using Takinogawa carrots, one of the Edo Tokyo vegetables. Please give it a try and win!

timetable
09:10-09:15 Overview of the event
09:15-09:30　Explanation of the three projects
09:40-09:50 Icebreaker - What is your favorite movie? by Passion
09:50-10:20 Event 1 - What are your concerns these days? by Jonetsu
10:20-10:50 Event 2 - The 3rd Edo Tokyo Vegetable Quiz Tournament by Soullume
10:50-11:20 Event 3 - Japanese Cultural Expression Workshop by Terrace Aroma
11:20-11:30 Closing
11:30-11:50 Free time

Group Details
1.Sollume Project: We aim to make Edo Tokyo vegetables a delicious Tokyo brand. For more information, click here
2. Terrace Aroma Project: A project with the themes of "culture" and "aroma." For more information, click here
3. Passionate Kids: This project explores how subculture can help relieve the worries of middle and high school students, and publishes books to support adolescents. For more information, click here

GIC, to which the above three organizations belong, places importance on "trying things" with the educational goal of "creating talent that can contribute to the world through manufacturing and creating things." By sharing these experiences with those around them, we aim to evolve what has remained tacit knowledge or has not been put into words into something more conscious, and to have students discover new values for themselves.

GIC Project Interim Announcement Click here for details
GIC Project Final Presentation Click here for details (Presentation held at QWS every year)

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