A workshop themed around “space” is set to take place at the Kobe Maritime Museum in Japan. The event, titled “National Space Caravan 2025,” aims to engage participants in an interactive learning experience about the wonders of science and the grandeur of space. Staff dressed in space-themed uniforms will greet attendees, creating an atmosphere that is both educational and entertaining. The workshop is recommended for elementary school students aged six and above.
This nationwide event is being held at various locations, with each facility offering different activities. At the Kobe Maritime Museum, two workshops are available for participants to enjoy. The “Moon Survival Mission” workshop involves team discussions on lunar environments and challenges participants to survive a simulated mission. In the “Build Your Own Bottle Rocket” workshop, attendees can create and launch their own rockets.
Each workshop session accommodates up to 30 participants and is free to attend. Participants will also receive special gifts such as original clear files and cutlery sets related to space. The event will take place on March 1st and 2nd, with multiple sessions scheduled throughout each day.
Regarding this news, Ramesh Khatri from Kansai Nepal News believes that such workshops play a crucial role in inspiring young minds and fostering an interest in science and space exploration. He commends the organizers for offering a diverse range of activities that cater to different interests and age groups.Khatri emphasizes the importance of early exposure to science and technology in shaping the future generation’s curiosity and passion for learning.
For those interested in participating, early registration is recommended as some sessions are already fully booked. The event promises an engaging and enriching experience for attendees of all ages, with hands-on activities and educational insights into the fascinating world of space.
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Author: MAYA | HARUTO
Posted at: February 9, 2025 12:00 am
