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  TOKYO BULLET FLIGHT
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  SWING COASTER

Stimulate the senses

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  SKY Trampoline

  Enjoy a bird's-eye view of Japan’s magnificent nature and Tokyo’s many sights through a 2.7 m x 2.2 m large monitor screen under the floor while moving in vertical leaps as if jumping dynamically on a trampoline.

  

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  Infinitescape

  A tunnel of lights and mirrors resembling a huge kaleidoscope where 4 to 5 people can have fun together at the same time. Enjoy a magical world where left, right, top and bottom are filled with mirrors and forms designed to challenge your sense of equilibrium while images depicting the four Japanese seasons and geometric patterns are displayed 360 degrees around you. The perfect photo-shooting spot for taking the ultimate picture.

  

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  Kaleidoscope 60

  The brainchild of Joshibi University of Art and Design’s Professor Minori Yamazaki, the foremost expert in 3D cubic kaleidoscopes. The 60 kaleidoscopes installed on the outer wall of the Infinitescape allow you to enjoy the sparkling CUMOS polyhedral closed box kaleidoscope in all its glory.

  

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  Asobrella NEXT

  A tactile-based experience made possible by a system linking vibrations to images developed by Osaka University’s Associate Professor Yuichi Ito. When holding the umbrella, thanks to the effect of linking vibrations and sounds to images, you will experience mysterious objects falling on it. The original "Remote Rainfall Experience Equipment = Asobrella" that was awarded the "Knowledge Innovation Grand Prix 2013" at Osaka Grand Front has been transformed into a weather-simulating entertaining device.

  

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  Mosaic SKY

  A special place where you can take pictures in which the internal and external view are flipped upside down and right to left by the mosaic mirror installed on the outer edge. When the outside view is reflected on the mosaic mirror, ordinary objects will appear completely transformed.

  

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  SKY PARTY

  Your movements and position are captured by sensors and synthesized in real time as 3DCG-made clouds, rain and thunder around you. As the sensors can also assess the distance between people, the experience can also be shared with those next to you. For example, by controlling clouds and lightning on the monitor screen, you can discharge lightning on someone next to you.

  

Special movie

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