FIRST EDITION PROGRAM - CREATOYO 2019 - UMR 7522
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01 G L O B AL C R E AT I V I T Y W E E K
04| 03 | 2019 - 10 |03| 2019
FIRST EDITION
CREATOYO 2019
CREATOYO 2019
PROGRAM 東
洋
GINOS
Acting Workshops 2018
GINOS
Department of Global Innovation Studies (GINOS)
GINOS’ goal is to generate global, entrepreneurial-minded students. To be integrated into the global
community, students need to develop skills that enable them to see the world through complementary
lenses, including culture, society, economics, history, and environmental studies. GINOS educates
students to acquire the ability to take actions to deal with global issues while understanding and
respecting the multiplicity of contexts and stakeholder backgrounds. Our program is based on three
inter-linked concepts: an envisioned “Travel”, “Play” and “Dialogue” education.
| Travel |Thirty percent of our students are non-Japanese, while Japanese students are required to take
part in a study-abroad program. In addition, various short-term international entrepreneurship and
innovation related journeys are provided.
| Play | To enhance creativity for context understanding and issue resolution, various initiatives are
provided to the students such as acting workshops; practical English-enhancing simulation trainings,
ranging from global dispute settlement to international business negotiation skills; and workshops led
and designed by students.
| Dialogue | It is expected that our students shall develop an interest in various subjects on a global-
ized context, and acquire the ability to take action to deal with global issues. We emphasize developing
their communication and academic skills in the fields of international business, collaboration, and
entrepreneurship.
CREATOYO 2019`
CREATOYO is a biennial one-week interactive training aimed at ap-
prehending creativity through a variety of contexts and experiences.
The program is organized by the Department of Global Innovation
Studies (GINOS), Toyo University, Japan, in collaboration with MO-
SAIC, the creativity and innovation hub from HEC Montreal, Canada
and BETA from Strasbourg University. During the week-long pro-
gram, a blend of lectures, exhibitions, round-tables, workshops and
visits of creative spaces will enable the participants to gain a better
grasp of what is creativity and how Tokyo, and Japan more gener-
ally, are crafting and nurturing their creative ecosystems. Based on
the three concepts of “Travel”, “Play” and “Dialogue”, we intend to
expend the network of the participants, favor interactions and gen-
erate opportunities for both theoretical and case-driven dialogues
around creativity. By mixing domestic and international business
leaders, civil servants, academics, creative operators and students,
the program intends to create an interactive event where we mix
and remix creative ideas and concepts.
Hajime Himamura and René Carraz
GINOS, Toyo University
©MOSAIC.BERLIN
FACILITATORS
Hajime Imamura Montserat Pareja- Patrick Llerena
Eastaway
Professor Professor, BETA
Toyo University Strasbourg University
Laurent Simon René Carraz
Professor Lecturer
HEC Montréal Toyo University
© Nafsika Hadjichristou Veronika Antoniou Patrick Cohendet Yiorgos Hadjichristou
Architect Professor Architect and Professor
Sculpture by Alexandros Yiorkatzis
Director at Urban Gorillas HEC Montréal University of Nicosia
SPEAKERS
AND MORE:
Yuko Harayama Bernard Petiot
Tohoku University Cirque du soleil
Kei Kudo
Sodateage.net
Eric Siu
Kashiwazaki, Kozue Caitlan Maags Mio Yachita touchtouchy.com
Toyo University Cirque du soleil Tokyo University of the Arts
Sébastien Lechevalier
Directeur d’études de l’EHESS
Caterina Mugelli Johan Saba Emilie Ruiz,
University of Florence SeedAi BETA, Strasbourg University
© M OS AIC .BE RLIN
DAY 1 & DAY 2 | Design Workshop | Monday, March 4 & Tuesday, March 5
LOCATION : HOSUI KAIKAN : 3RD FL . - HAKUSAN CAMPUS
Design Thinking Workshop | Unleash your creativity
MARCH
WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES
4 & 5 - Use design thinking approaches to solve specific work problems
- Use creative techniques to bring enteurprenership ideas forward
- Use creative tools to present a project, even if you think you are not artistic
DAY 1: Workshop | Monday, March 4
09.00 - 13.00 : Workshop Introduction, Site Visit, Site Analysis, Thematic Discussions
UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY: Design Thinking Workshop 14.00 - 18.30 : Design Techniques, Experimentation, Discussions, Group Formation
DAY2: Workshop | Tuesday, March 5
09.00 - 13.00 : Design Techniques: Experiment, create, produce
14.00 - 18:30 : Presentation Techniques: Play & Create, Group Discussions
Workshop Instructors:
Yiorgos Hajichristou, University of Nicosia, and Veronika Antoniou, Urban Gorillas
@Veronika Antoniou
DAY 3 | Workshop and Installation | Wednesday, March 6
MARCH DAY 3: Workshop & Installation | Wednsday, March 6
6 10.00 - 17.00 :
Workshop at Kirakudow | Hajichristou & Antoniou
Workshop participants and instructors prepare an installation for the exhibition
with the results of the workshop.
DAY 3 | Welcome ceremony | Wednesday, March 6
INSTALLATION(S):
18:00 - 21.00 : Welcome Ceremony at Kirakudow
A creative encounter
LOCATI ON: KIRAKUDOW
© Nafsika Hadjichristou
DAY 4 | Creative Economy 101 | Thursday, March 7
09.00 - 09.30 : Opening Speech by Toyo University President - Makio Takemura
MARCH
Welcome speech by Toyo University Chancellor - Shinji Fukukawa
Welcome speech by Toyo University Chairman - Takashi Anzai
LOCATIO N: BUILDING 10 -A 301 - HAKUSAN CAMPUS
Introduction by Hajime Imamura and René Carraz, Toyo University
7 09:30- 10.15 : Warm-up session - Creative Movement
Caitlan Maggs, Cirque du Soleil
10.15 - 10.30 : Coffee Break
10.30 - 12.30 : Creativity in a Global context, an introduction
P. Llerena, BETA Strasbourg University; Patrick Cohendet and Laurent Simon, HEC Montreal
Creativity 101: A common language to understand creativity 12.30 - 13.30 : Lunch break
13.30 - 14.00 : Presentation of the design thinking workshop results
Yiorgos Hadjichristou, Veronika Antoniou, and students
14.00 - 14.45 : How to foster creative spaces: An architectural perspective
Yiorgos Hadjichristou, University of Nicosia
14.45 – 15.00 : Coffee Break
15.00 - 18.15 : Round Table: Creative ecosystems, creative cities
Changing pathways at the 22@Barcelona: new governance, socio-economic and environmental
approaches, with Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway, University of Barcelona
Montréal as a creative city, with Patrick Cohendet and Laurent Simon, HEC Montréal
Management of communities in Asian cities with Kashiwazaki Kozue, Toyo University
© Kawasumi · Kobayshi Kenji Photograph Office Tokyo Creative Ecosystem with Hajime Himamura, Toyo University
Moderators: René Carraz, Toyo University and Yiorgos Hadjichristou, University of Nicosia
DAY 5 | Entrepreneurial spaces | Friday, March 8
08.45 - 09.00 : Warm-up
LOCATIO N: SKY HALL - BUILDING 2 -HAKUSAN CAMPUS
MARCH 09.00 - 10.15 : Experiences in entrepreneurship and incubation | International context
Space and spaces: Incubators, co-working places, living labs, fablabs, etc. - Laurent Simon
8 and Patrick Cohendet, HEC Montréal
Spin-off Incubation within the University of Florence -Catterina Mugelli, University of Florence
Strasbourg Entrepreneurial Ecosystem - Patrick Llerena, BETA, Strasbourg University
10.15 - 10.30 : Coffee Break
10.30 - 12.00 : Experiences in entrepreneurship and incubation | Japanese context
Shingo Potier de la Morandière, Co-founder & Director, Impact Hub Tokyo,
ENTREPRENEURIAL SPACES : Satoshi Kabasawa, Chief Habitat Officer, Sunbridge Global Venture, Project Professor at Osaka
Univ and Keio Univ
The emerging scene in Tokyo
Atsuko Hattori, Representative Director, Durable Social Innovation Alliances Association,
Professor Faculty of Policy Studies, Doshisha University
Shoko Nishida, Director, HTUS
12.00 -14.00 : Lunch break and transit
14.00 - 16.15 : Visit at Edgof : https://edgeof.co/
Presentation of the work of Edgeof artist in residence, Eric Siu | touchtouchy.com
16.30 - 18.30 : Visit of ETIC (Entrepreneurial Training for Innovative Communities)
http://www.etic.or.jp/english/outline.html
Entrepreneurial incubation ecosystem and human resource development
©Urban Gorillas
DAY 6 | Global creative industries & case studies | Saturday, March 9
09.00 - 09.45 : Warm-up session - Creative Movement
LOCATIO N: SKY HALL - BUILDING 2 -HAKUSAN CAMPUS
MARCH Caitlan Maggs, Cirque du Soleil
09:45 - 10.00 : Coffee Break
9 10.00 - 12.00 : Case Study: Cirque du soleil
Bernard Petiot, Cirque du Soleil
12.00 - 13.00 : Lunch break
13.00 - 14.15 : Case Study: Social entrepreneurship - Ecosystem
Hajime Imamura, Toyo University
GLOBAL CREATIVE INDUSTRIES :
14.15 - 14.30 : Coffee Break
Practises of creativity in the world of arts & crafts 14.30 - 15.15 : Case study: The lego community,
Emilie Ruiz, BETA, Strasbourg University
15.15 - 16.00 : Case study: Artistic Communities
Mio Yachita, Tokyo University of the Arts,
Case study: Fostering Artistic Communities
16.00: Transit
17.30 - 19.00 : Visit of PARADISE AIR, an artist-in-residence program
http://paradiseair.info/about
Presentation by artist in residence
©ParadiseAirDAY 7 | Innovation, Science and Technology Policy | Sunday, March 10
08.45 - 09.30 : Warm-up session - Creative Movement
Caitlan Maggs, Cirque du Soleil
LOCATIO N: SKY HALL - BUILDING 2 -HAKUSAN CAMPUS
MARCH 09.30 - 09.45 : Coffee Break
10 09.45 - 12.00 :
Master Class: How Can Data Science Help you?
Johan Saba, SeedAi
12.00 - 13.00 : Lunch break
13.00 - 13.15 : Introduction by Toyo University Chancellor, Shinji Fukukawa
13.15 - 14.15 : Creativity as a driver for change: 10 years of creativity teaching
INNOVATION, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY : Laurent Simon & Patrick Cohendet, HEC Montreal; Patrick Llerena, Strasbourg University;
Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway, University of Barcelona
Japan as a global leader and policy issues 14.15 - 16.30 : Round table: “The future of innovation in Japan: challenges and opportunities”.
-Yuko Harayama, Professor Emeritus, Tohoku University
-Sébastien Lechevalier, Directeur d’études de l’EHESS : Innovation beyond technology
-Ryuma Ohora, Director, Office of Strategy Planning for Emerging and Convergence
Research, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
-Toshikazu Nishino, Ph.D., Representative Executive Officer and Executive Vice President
at Hitachi, Ltd.
Q&A discussion (1 hours)
Moderator: Patrick Llerena, Strasbourg University
16.30 - 17.00 : Coffee Break
17.00 - 18.00 : Round-up session for the creativity week
@Veronika AntoniouWANT TO JOIN ???
A blend of lectures, workshops and
visits to understand creativity in a
global context
Opportunity to network with
domestic and international
partners in the field of the creative
economy
One-week program in the center
of Tokyo, in Bunkyo-ku, located
Three reasons to register for CREATOYO: mainly in the university district.PRACTICAL INFORMATION G L O B AL C R E AT I V I T Y W E E K
CREATOYO 2019
Toyo University - Hakusan Campus T O YO U N I V E R S I T Y
https://www.toyo.ac.jp/site/english- PAR AD I S E AI R
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maps/hakusan.html
5 Chome-28-20, Hakusan, Bunkyō, K I R AK U D O W
Tokyo 112-8606 CONTACT:
-- Sky Hall | Building 2, 16 Floor
-- Hosui Kaikan - 3 Floor
Hajime Imamura:
Kirakudow | https://www.kirakudow.jp/ hajime@toyo.jp
3 Chome-41-13 Hayamiya, Nerima,
Tokyo 179-0085 René Carraz:
洋
carraz@toyo.jp
Edgof | https://edgeof.co/
1 Chome-11-3 Jinnan, Shibuya, Tokyo
150-0041
EDGEOF TOYO UNIVERSITY
Paradise Air | http://paradiseair.info/
Address: 271-0091 #506, Hamatomo Bld.,
15-4, Honcho, Matsudo-shi, Chiba 5 Chome-28-20 Hakusan,
Bunkyō, Tokyo 112-8606ORGANISERS: CREATOYO has a number of collaborators and supporters that contibuted
to the making of the event, Amongst them:
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