The five human senses of sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell are connected with LEDs, sound, images, sensers, and somen. Through this presentation visitors discover new ways of viewing familiar, everyday things. Hope you enjoy it!

A cafe where a selection from the nine year archive of IAMAS TV is shown. Students run everything from planning to production to create this new public media show.

Students' production and research are made public as presentations from IAMAS to the outside world, but communique on extracurricular activities are not so impressive. This is a scheme disclosing the IAMAS students' daily lives pursuing around-the-clock idol dance practices.

This is a small project exhibition themed on patterns. Please take a look at each of our smooth marble-like blended expressions that are mediated by computer and created by students of diverse backgrounds.

A CGI Course video exhibition featuring works from graduates and current students. The many varieties of methodologies including 3DCG, hand-drawn, clay and others is a distinguishing feature of IAMAS animation works. Please come and enjoy this concatenated series.

Portrait Cinema is exhibited featuring an HD display set up in portrait view to explore the possibilities of portrait-oriented playback. This work was conceived by a first year student. Previously created movies are also shown, and a timeline of creations is introduced.

The vision and outline is shared for Reco, which was runner up to the Japan finalist in the Microsoft hosted technology contest Imagine Cup 2008. Reco is introduced by video from altered footage taken on the day of the contest.

Unique personal research, works created in classes and member recommended books are each on display. We are also conducting a bottle rocket car workshop, so feel free to join the fun.

Books, websites, signs and other design project works that were created in the DIT Course are on display. Graduate Exhibition catalogues and posters are available for viewing as well.

This is a space where visitors can relax in a laidback fashion, speaking casually with students and faculty while Studio 1 affiliated student and faculty works and research are introduced.

This is a science and technology group that supports the "fusion of science and art" from behind the scenes. Research that tends to be considered esoteric is specifically simplified and introduced. Come for a leisurely talk, as you select themes as if choosing from a cafe menu.