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Dr. Haruo Saji's 90th Birthday Celebration - Part 1: Prelude -
"Reading Voyager's Mind: A Message from 25 Billion Kilometers Away"

<<Talk Live with Dr. Haruo Saji and visual creator Koji Nishijima>>

NASA's Voyager was launched in 1977.
We're still talking, traveling 25 billion kilometers away in space.
What did Voyager see, hear, and feel on our behalf?
Under the starry sky, Dr. Haruo Saji stars in the documentary film "Pale Blue Dot: If You Smile"
We will explore this sentiment together with Nishijima Koji, the film's production director.

*There will be no film screening in the first part.

This will be a talk event with Professor Saji Osamu and Director Nishijima Koji while gazing at the starry sky in the planetarium.

<Details>
■Date and time: Friday, February 7, 2025
16:30-17:40 (doors open: 16:15)

■ Location: Cosmo Planetarium Shibuya (Shibuya Cultural Center Owada 12F)
■ Capacity: 100 people
■Participation fee: 3,300 yen (tax included)
■Contact: Imacoco Store
TEL: 0120-61-5522 (Weekdays 10:00-17:00)
Mail:evet@ima-coco.jp

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TEL: 0120-61-5522 (Weekdays 10:00-17:00)
Mail: evet@ima-coco.jp

<Performers>
Dr. Haruo Saji
Born in Tokyo in 1935. Doctor of Science (Theoretical Physics).
He is known for his theoretical research into "fluctuations" related to the quantum creation of the universe from nothing.
Special lectures are being held nationwide, positioning the results of space research as liberal arts for peace education.

After working at the Institute for Solid State Physics at the University of Tokyo and the Matsushita Electric Industrial Tokyo Research Laboratory, he served as professor at Tamagawa University, professor at Miyagi Prefectural University, and president of Suzuka Junior College.
He currently serves as Honorary President of the same junior college and Visiting Professor at the Graduate School of Osaka College of Music.
Director of MISORA Observatory, Hokkaido.
His books include "Space Lessons for 14-Year-Olds" and "The Reason for Living on This Planet: The Past is New, the Future is Nostalgic."

Visual creator: Koji Nishijima
Born in Kobe in 1964.
In 1988, he joined the video production company On the Road and studied under director Jin Tatsumura.
Since then, as a freelancer, he has continued to express through film the diverse worlds he sees through "nature and human activities."

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