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Japanese About About History Number of Students & Faculty Campus Introduction   Academics Academics Faculty of Life & Environmental Sciences Department of Animal Sciences Department of Life & Health Sciences Department of Natural & Environmental Science Faculty of Medical Sciences Department of Tokyo Physical Therapy Department of Tokyo Judo Therapy Department of Nursing Department of Medical Welfare Department of Physical Therapy Department of Occupational Therapy Department of Judo Therapy Faculty of Education & Human Sciences Department of Early Childhood Education & Nursing Department of School Education Department of Child Science & Education Graduate School   Admissions Admissions Admission Policy Entrance Examination Schedule / Application Document Tuition and Fees Student Visa Access to TUS Center for International Education Living in Tokyo/Yamanashi   HOME   >  About TUS   >  Campus Introduction   >  Field Museum OPEN AIR LAB &＃9415; History Number of Students & Faculty Campus Introduction Field Museum OPEN AIR LAB &＃9415; Concept of Field Museum OPEN AIR LAB Ⓡ OPEN AIR LAB is a "field museum" located in the Tokyo West Campus of Teikyo University of Science, with the philosophy of "coexistence with nature." This museum is not like a traditional "museum" where there is a magnificent building and valuable items are quietly displayed in it. The collections inside are wisdom, knowledge, and information rather than things, and the activities of the students and faculty members themselves. Uenohara City, Yamanashi Prefecture, where the Tokyo West Campus is located, is on the prefectural border between Tokyo, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Yamanashi Prefecture. The location is rich with nature, such as the Katsura River and Sagami River, which originate from Lake Yamanaka, one of the Five Lakes of Fuji, and is surrounded by mountains and forests with a rich ecosystem.Even though it is surrounded by nature, there is convenient transportation from the city center, such as a JR Chuo Line station and the Chuo Expressway interchange. Therefore, quite a large number of students gather there and various activities are carried out every day. This blessed "field" and the "activities" of students and faculty members are the properties of the OPEN AIR LAB, and form "what we want to exhibit," so to speak. The museum is also characterized by the establishment of systems such as "certified projects" and "registered organizations". Activities related to "coexistence with nature" conducted by individual students and groups will be certified by the museum after examination, and they will be able to use the facilities and equipment of the museum. We also support regular education such as practical training on "coexistence with nature" and museum curation education. The symbolic space "Bricola" of OPEN AIR LAB "Bricola" is located on the 1st floor of the Experimental Research Building. "Bricolage" is a term used by anthropologist and philosopher Lévi-Strauss to describe the fundamental wisdom of human beings. In a nutshell, it is the wisdom "to make do with what we have at hand". For example, when we have to spend the night unexpectedly in the woods, or in the event of a sudden accident or disaster, we try to make do with the things we have at hand and/or the natural things that are around us. And, in fact, we have the ability to figure it out somehow. It is impossible to be completely prepared for an uncertain and unpredictable future, and it is also useful knowledge in an era of increasing uncertainty. Since we wanted to cherish this wisdom, we named the symbolic space of OPEN AIR LAB "Bricola". In addition to various practical training and workshops, individuals can use it freely for student group meetings, collaborative work, and discussions with faculty members. ∧TOP About  History Number of Students & Faculty Campus Introduction Academics  Faculty of Life & Environmental Sciences Faculty of Medical Sciences Faculty of Education & Human Sciences Graduate School Admissions  Admission Policy Entrance Examination Schedule / Application Document Tution and Fees Student Visa Access to TUS Center for International Education Living in Tokyo / Yamanashi Teikyo University of Science Senju Campus 2-2-1 Senjusakuragi, Adachi-ku, Tokyo 120-0045 Teikyo University of Science Tokyo West Campus 2525 Yatsusawa, Uenohara, Yamanashi 409-0193 Copyright©2022 Teikyo University of Science All Rights Reserved.