Group program for elementary school students in grades 1 and 2.

Fish of various shapes live in the sea. Children will have fun learning about the relationship between shape and life by observing the body shapes and lifestyles of tuna, moray eels, and flounders through video and participating in quizzes and imitating animals.

Many of the ingredients for sushi are sea creatures. They take on a variety of forms and live a variety of lives before they become sushi. Through videos, you will learn about the physical characteristics and lifestyles of tuna, octopus, and sea urchin. You will also learn about the process that goes into making sushi and the meaning of "itadakimasu" (thank you for the meal).

Through watching videos, children can learn about the unique body structure and sounds of frogs, as well as the transformation that occurs from tadpoles. They will also learn about the decline in frog populations, which will lead to an interest in nearby bodies of water.

Starting with the question "Why are penguins so cute?", you will use video to learn about the secrets of penguins, the birds that live in the sea. You will notice how their body shapes and wings are designed to suit life underwater, and get a real sense of how amazing penguins are.

What secrets do tuna hold? Observe the shape of their bodies, fins, and swimming style through video footage, and discover the secrets that enable them to live a life constantly swimming in the open ocean. Observing tuna in an aquarium becomes even more fascinating.

Do you know what a sea urchin is? Watch the video and observe the structure and movements of Purple Sea Urchin 's body, learning about its life. You will get a real sense that sea urchins are truly alive.

Explore the West Beach at Kasai Seaside Park. As you walk along the tidal flats that appear when the tide goes out, you will search for, catch, and observe crabs, bivalves, and lugworms. Experience the fun of searching for creatures on the tidal flats.

There are many creatures playing hide-and-seek in the ocean. Let's search together for what is hiding where and how the creatures in the aquarium are hiding.

"Swimmy" (by Leo Lionni) features a variety of sea creatures. From the missile-like Pacific Bluefin Tuna to Japanese Pilchard that swim in schools, this book introduces the ocean life and physical structure of the creatures related to the story.