The aim is to promote cultural understanding through the study of Japanese art, and this program is implemented as part of different classes at Chiba This program aims to promote cultural understanding through the study of Japanese art, and is implemented within different courses at Chiba University and the University of Alabama. Through this program, students will analyze Japanese artworks by considering the sociocultural backgrounds of various periods. They will also gain a deeper awareness of their own and other cultures, and better understand the process of learning about art and culture. Collaborative learning fosters diverse learning opportunities.

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The objective of this project is to compare and analyze the cultural differences between the two countries, select an appropriate region, and then compile the results into an information design poster and branding. Students from both countries will conduct research on the region in advance, researching major brands, etc. Based on the results, they will analyze each other's strengths and challenges, and visually organize and express them in a design.

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The workshop focused on designing wearable products and services capable of communicating emotions. Students explored the intersection of fashion, technology, and communication design, creating prototypes and concepts that integrated fashion elements into interactive solutions. The main objective was to challenge students to design innovative tools for emotional communication and expression, using wearable design as a medium.

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