SFC Open Research Forum 2016

To restore one's spirits. To reset one's feelings. To keep one's lifestyle under control. We believe that having a time to "Feel Relieved" is helpful for in daily life. Using the collection of ways to "Feel Relieved" collected from interviewing university students, we plan to create some product that will allow people to secure time for "Feeling Relieved," or will help others "Feel Relieved."

Since the Great East Japan Earthquake occurred, Fukushima has changed. We cannot see any difference by our eyes, but it is no longer the same from the previous. Radiation meters are installed on everywhere, and dosage is reported with daily weather forecast. Feelings of anxiety and fear to radioactive contamination are natural for people in Fukushima. I would like to consider how to make themselves feel better.

The state of sex would more and more diversify in the modern society where many problem about LGBT is discussed. What kind of understanding do the young people have in manhood and womanhood, and what kind of influence is brought to their psychology and behavior? Based on questionnaires and interviews, it'll be considered about the internal problem of heart that influence to self-esteem and the dependence tendency in terms of manhood and womanhood.

Masaki Suda is a hot actor even today. When it comes to "An actor of Showa", Ken Takakura. They aren't same generation, which means that it's different political or social situations and technology. What gets people hooked? I reckon that in term of it.

How do you feel when someone tells you "it's ordinary"? Recently the word "ordinary" has been used different way from its original meaning in Japan. "Ordinary" is very ambiguous word because it is difficult to grasp the point what "ordinary" intents. In other words, "ordinary" can only say something subjectively. On the process of my work, I will try to reconsider what the word "ordinary" can mean in the present that everything is changed rapidly including our lifestyle and even the way of love.

Since I was young, I have interacted with mentally disabled children through music. I love their cheerful smiles. From my experience, I would like to explore the ways to supplement their environmental adaptation and communication skills so they can participate in society. Through my actual experience, I felt possibility in group music activities, so I chose this as my focus. Research methods are examination of reference papers and questionnaires answered by people already supporting the mentally disabled.