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Faculty and students of our university receive letter of appreciation from the Japan Sport Council

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September 3, 2025 For six days until the 8th, seven organizations, including the HPSC (High Performance Sports Center) and our university, exhibited "Mirai no Curling" at "Sports Future Lab - The Future Created by Sports," organized by the Osaka-Kansai Expo and the Japan Sports Agency. Faculty and students from our university also participated as exhibitors.

During the event, over 1,700 visitors, ranging from children to adults, experienced "Mirai no Curling," a curling experience system that allows them to compete against cutting-edge AI that supports top athletes.
"Mirai no Curling" allows you to experience curling by actually throwing stones and sweeping with a brush.

In recognition of the achievements of this exhibition, a letter of appreciation was presented by the Director of the High Performance Sports Center of the Japan Sport Council.

○Literature information
Mirai no Curling: A curling experience system where you play by throwing stones and sweeping with a brush.
Sohei Yoshida, Chihiro Iisaka, Miki Katanuma, Sonoko Soma, Gen Takahashi, Yuki Takubo, Hitomi Nakanishi, Ryosuke Muramatsu, Rio Morita, Shoji Yamanaka, Daiki Katayama, Yoshiki Saito, Haruna Mori, Guan-Yu Chen, Ryosuke Katagiri, Rintaro Chiba, Tadaaki Sone, Shinpei Aihara, KANG Nam-Gyu, Yoshinari Takegawa
The 3rd Sports Informatics Research Conference, Vol. 2025-SI-3, No. 15, pp. 1-6.