ICE2024-International Congress of Entomology2024(第27回国際昆虫学会議) ICE2024-International Congress of Entomology2024(第27回国際昆虫学会議)

Social Activities and Mixers

Mixers & Ceremonies

Opening Ceremony

Date & Time Sunday 25 August, 03:00PM–03:30PM
Venue Venue: Main Hall 
※ Doors close at 02:50PM

Welcome Mixer

Date & Time Sunday 25 August, 06:00PM–08:00PM
Venue Banquet Hall Swan / Japanese Garden
Ticket charge is included in the registration fee.

Closing Ceremony

Date & Time Friday 30 August, 05:30PM–06:00PM
Venue Main Hall

Farewell Mixer

Date & Time Friday 30 August, 06:05PM–06:50PM
Venue Banquet Hall Sakura
Ticket charge is included in the registration fee. Let’s dance

Art Competition for Elementary and Junior High School Students

Date Sunday 25 – Friday 30 August
Venue Lobby, the Main Hall


Award painting – Art competition for elementary and junior high school students
An elementary and junior high school student painting competition under the theme of “Insects” was held.
Awarded works of art that express the beauty of nature and the interest of living things are displayed.

Date Sunday 25 – Friday 30 August
Venue Corridor to the Main Building


Exhibition of entries to art competition for elementary and junior high school students. All entries are displayed.

Photo Competition

Date Sunday 25 – Friday 30 August
Venue Lobby, the Main Hall


Award photo – Photo competition
Photo competition under the theme of “Insects” was held. Awarded works that expresses the charm of insects are displayed.

Date Sunday 25 – Friday 30 August
Venue In the Venue


Exhibition of entries to photo competition
You can view all the submitted photo works on the web. Scan this QR code.

Awards

View the photos

Gacha-gacha

Venue Event Hall


Small insect toys, collectibles and original ICE2024 goods will be sold using a capsule toy machine at the Event Hall. Get your 100 yen coins ready and enjoy the Japanese culture of gacha-gacha. It’s a great souvenir.

Dissemination of Japanese Culture and Insects

Shodo (Japanese Calligraphy)

Date Monday, August 26
Venue Lobby, Main Hall

Shodo is a traditional art form involving the artistic writing of Japanese characters. It emphasizes the beauty of each stroke and the harmony of the composition, reflecting the calligrapher’s skill and inner spirit. At this event, you can experience Shodo in a slightly simplified form and write the Japanese names of insects by yourself.

Origami (Japanese Art of Paper Folding)

Date Tuesday, August 27
Venue Lobby, Main Hall

Origami transforms simple paper into intricate art, showcasing creativity and precision through delicate, beautiful designs. At this event, we’ll display various origami insects and demonstrate their creation. You’ll be amazed by the detailed process.

Touching with Insects!

Date Thursday, August 29 & Friday, August 30
Venue Lobby, Main Hall

This workshop held in cooperation with the Insect Museums of Japan. Enjoy interacting with live insects.

Exhibition Events involving Insects

Date Sunday, August 25 to Wednesday, August 28
Venue Lobby, 1F

Color Collection of Insect, T-shirts featuring the motif of the stoneflies, etc.

Souvenir Shops of Artists in Japan

Date Thursday, August 29 & Friday, August 30
Venue Lobby, Main Hall

A section dedicated to selling insect-themed goods created by individual artists offers unique and creative items, perfect for those looking for something special. It’s an ideal spot for finding souvenirs.

Meet the new world of traditional crafts in Kyoto

Date Monday, August 26 to Friday, August 30
Venue Lobby, 1F

Demonstrations of Kyoto traditional crafts

Date Monday, August 26, Tuesday, August 27 & Thursday, August 29
Venue Lobby, Main Hall

A rare opportunity of getting acquainted with various elaborated techniques of Kyoto crafts is offered. Watch skillful artisans use minutious and time-demanding traditional techniques to create unique craftworks.

京漆器:Kyo-Shikki (Kyoto lacquerware)

Kyo-Shikki is a traditional Japanese lacquerware with a history spanning over 1,200 years. It involves applying multiple layers of lacquer to wooden objects, creating glossy, durable finishes often adorned with intricate designs that reflect Kyoto’s cultural heritage. At this event, Kyoto lacquerware will be exhibited and sold, making it a perfect souvenir from Kyoto.

京友禅:Kyo-Yuzen (Kyoto silk fabrics)

Kyo-Yuzen is a traditional Japanese dyeing technique used to create intricate, colorful patterns on silk fabrics. It often features abstract designs with luxurious gold and silver foil and embroidery, reflecting aristocratic culture. At this event, we will showcase Kyo-Yuzen, and you will be amazed by its beauty and exceptional craftsmanship.

竹工芸: Japanese bamboo crafts

Japanese bamboo crafts showcase exceptional artistry and skill, with products ranging from intricate baskets to elegant utensils. Bamboo, a symbol of resilience and grace, is expertly woven and shaped to create functional and decorative items. This exhibition highlights the beauty and craftsmanship of Japanese bamboo art, offering a glimpse into this rich and enduring tradition.

Exhibition Events involving Insects

Date & Time Thursday, August 25, 3:00 PM – Wednesday, August 28, 5:00 PM
Venue Near the Main Hall

Color Collection of Insect, T-shirts featuring the motif of the stoneflies, etc.

Meet the new world of traditional crafts in Kyoto

Date Sunday, August 25, 3:00 PM – Friday, August 30, 5:30 PM
Venue Main corridor

Traditional crafts are the essence of Kyoto history and culture. 12 Crafts (i.e. Kimono) are displayed and explained one by one.

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