"Asatte People"
Pondering the future of the lives of those who visit “ Asatte ” (the day after tomorrow) Stations.
Harajuku Station can be Garden with a river running through
Yua, age 18, female, from Omiya, Aparel
- ＜ Water as integral to daily life ＞
- ＜ Gateway to the city ＞
- ＜ Topography and history ＞
Yoyogi Station can be like “Silicon Valley”
Yuuka, age 25, female, from Peking and Tokyo, Employment agency
- ＜ The pulling power of place: festivals and fun ＞
- ＜ Updating what we take for granted ＞
- ＜ Behavioral etiquette (Stance/thinking) ＞
Shin-Ōkubo station can be a kitchen for the city
Takuya, age 36, male, from Osaka, Bank
- ＜ Global and local ＞
- ＜ Connecting people through food ＞
- ＜ A meeting place ＞
Takadanobaba station can be a civil defense evacuation center
Naomi, age 58, female, from Fukushima, housewife
- ＜ Disaster preparation and response ＞
- ＜ Emergency shelter staff ＞
- ＜ Keeping calm in an emergency ＞
Mejiro station can be a “living place”
Daisuke, age 46, male, from Shizuoka, IoT Company
- ＜ What it means to work ＞
Communicating with the kids, making travel bookings, work, usually I have them all on the go at once
- ＜ How tasks are performed ＞
- ＜ Customized lifestyles ＞
Ōtsuka station can be a power station
Shota, age 28, male, from Tokyo, university lecturer
- ＜ Generating/storing electricity, charging ＞
- ＜ Personal mobility ＞
- ＜ Shared awareness via visualization ＞
Sugamo station can be a community center for elder
Kazuko, age 85, female, from Tokyo, housewife
- ＜ Gathering at a community center ＞
- ＜ Community and partnership (serving/being served) ＞
- ＜ Communicating between generations (different cultures) ＞
Komagome station can be rice paddies and fields
Ai, age 40, female, from Aichi, lawyer’s secretary
- ＜ Nature in the city ＞
- ＜ Agriculture and living (provincial and urban) ＞
- ＜ FinTech ＞
Tabata station can be a library
Kiyoshi, age 95, male, from Tokyo, Retired engineer
- ＜ Media technologies ＞
- ＜ Engaging with changing times (society) ＞
- ＜ Adult education and self-education ＞
Nishi-Nippori station can be a shrine and/or temple
Kumiko, age 66, female, from Aomori, Company owner
- ＜ Tradition and symbolism (shrines and temples) ＞
- ＜ City and tradition ＞
- ＜ Mindfulness ＞
Nippori station can be a museum
Judy, age 19, female, from America, student
- ＜ Showcasing communities and cultures (thinking and communication) ＞
- ＜ Glocal (the realities of other worlds) ＞
- ＜ Interaction (country and country, community and station, regions and cities) ＞
Uguisudani station can be a Portal connecting this world with that beyond
Itsuki, age 10, male, from Tokyo, primary school children
- ＜ Virtual and/is (also)/ real ＞
- ＜ Instinct: desire and rationality ＞
- ＜ Diversity of values and expression ＞
