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  • Learning

Resource Circulation of Glass - how we can continue living with the earth

  • Resources
  • Circulation
  • Glass
  • Local Economy
  • Materials

Contents Provider：AGC Inc., MSD inc.
In the future, glass might disappear from the Earth. In today's society, glass is ubiquitous, but how is it made and how is it disposed of? In this series, we will learn about initiatives addressing resource challenges through efforts to recycle glass in the Suwa region of Nagano Prefecture. Part 1 will cover the historical evolution of glass, the resource crisis concerning sand, and effective methods for glass collection. Part 2 will delve into the terroir of glass materials and the beginning of the project in Suwa. Part 3 will introduce initiatives related to glass recycling through art and the creation of sustainable systems, featuring interviews with key stakeholders. This series aims to provide viewers with new perspectives on resource recycling and a sustainable future.

  • Target
    Bachelor, Master, Doctor, General, High school
  • Language
    Japanese, English
  • Caption
    Japanese, English
  • Lecture time
    45-60min.
  • Start month
    Anytime
  • Length
    Short
  • Delivery method
    Ondemand
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©MSD Inc..  Last Update 2024-06-02
  • Content
    学習内容
  • Staff
    スタッフ
  • Competency
    コンピテンシー
  • Related Contents
    関連コンテンツ

Content／学習内容

  • ・the history of glass

    ・sand crisis

    ・the key factors of glass recycling

  • ・Terroir of Materials

    ・Members meet Suwa

    ・Case Study I - Waste Bottle Sorting -

    ・Case Study II - Sand from Lake Suwa -

  • ・Glass circulation through arts

    ・Case Study I - Glass Exhibition for young generation -

    ・Case Study II - 2nd life of solar panels -

Staff／スタッフ

    • Content Production
    Asano Takamitsu
    MSD inc. / Space Food Lab. inc.
    Director

Collaborator:
AGC Inc., Technology General Division, Planning Division, Collaborative Innovation Group Manager　Koji Nakagawa
Suwa City Mayor　Yukari Kaneko
Space Caster Crossover Innovation Navigator　Remi Enomoto
Shinshu Suwa Grasunosato Co., Ltd. Chairman　Naohiro Iwanami
Shinshu Suwa Grasunosato Co., Ltd. Managing Director　Mamoru Miyasaka
Kaiba Glass Works Founder　Koji Murayama
Tokyo University of the Arts Glass Course Technical Instructor　Yohei Chimura
Hayashi Metal Industry Co., Ltd. President　Toshiyuki Hayashi
Honkin Brewery Young Proprietress　Chitose Miyasaka
Shinshu Takeei Co., Ltd, President　Sakaki Amemiya
Komatsu Civil Engineering LLC, Director　Hisao Komatsu

Competency／コンピテンシー

  • Literacy
  • Problem finding ability
  • Problem solving skill
  • Creativity
  • Situation grasping ability

Specialized competencies

  • Ability to understand the history of glass and its modern evolution
  • Effective Utilization of Local Resources and the Idea of a Recycling-Oriented Society
  • Building a system to continue to learn and stay involved

Learning Goal

  • – Understanding the Role of Glass in Daily Life: Learn about the various glass products that surround us in daily life and their significance.
    – Awareness of Global Glass Crisis: Understand the global crisis surrounding the production and recycling of glass, including issues related to sand excavation and energy consumption.
    – Exploring Solutions for Sustainable Glass Use: Explore solutions for sustainable glass use, including recycling methods and initiatives to reduce environmental impact.
  • – Understanding Global Social Issues Surrounding Glass: Learn about the social and environmental challenges related to glass production and recycling on a global scale.
    – Local Community Engagement in Glass Recycling: Understand how the Suwa area in Nagano – Prefecture is addressing the challenges of glass circulation and recycling at a local level.
    – Creating Sustainable Future through Community Involvement: Explore how the Suwa community aims to create a system where people can continue learning and actively participate in solving social issues related to glass.
  • – Community Engagement in Sustainable Practices: Understand how the community in Suwa, Nagano Prefecture, is actively involved in sustainable practices through the revitalization of the glass industry and the promotion of local resources.
    – Integration of Traditional and Modern Practices: Explore how traditional craftsmanship and modern technology are integrated in the context of glass recycling and production in Suwa, showcasing a blend of heritage and innovation.
    – Promotion of Local Identity and Sustainability: Learn how the Suwa community aims to promote its local identity and sustainability through initiatives such as creating unique glass products from local resources and engaging with visitors to raise awareness.

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