【国際ワークショップ】デンマーク・イスラエル・日本における「ケアの未来」：技術・芸術・文化による創造
International Workshop on the Futures of Care in Denmark, Israel, and Japan - Creation Through Technology, Art, and Culture
現代の科学技術の発展は、私たちの生活環境や関係性を急速に、多様に変化させています。本学の強みである看護や福祉、介護、保育、教育の場面でもAIやアバター、ロボットが参入し、新たな存在者と人が共に暮らし、協働する時代になりました。今回は「ケアの未来」をテーマに本学や世界の実践や研究を踏まえて議論し、異なる言語・文化圏におけるバックグラウンドにも目を向けながら多面的にこれからの科学技術との付き合い方を考える国際ワークショップを開催します。
日時：2026年3月16日（月）13:30-18:00（開場13:10）
場所：山梨県立大学飯田キャンパス（山梨県甲府市飯田五丁目11-1）
会場：B120
開催形式：現地で対面（推奨）およびオンライン
- オンライン参加は一部の時間（16:30以降）に限られる可能性があります。
- オンライン参加登録者には前日までにメールでZoomリンクをお送りします。
使用言語：英語
参加資格：学内外どなたでも参加可
参加登録はこちらから：https://forms.gle/z4Wmcpacw7m8BJvn7
参加費：無料
【お問い合わせ】
山梨県立大学 地域人材養成センター （E-mail: shakairenkei@yamanashi-ken.ac.jp, Tel: +81-55-225-5412）
日時：2026年3月16日（月）13:30-18:00（開場13:10）
場所：山梨県立大学飯田キャンパス（山梨県甲府市飯田五丁目11-1）
会場：B120
開催形式：現地で対面（推奨）およびオンライン
- オンライン参加は一部の時間（16:30以降）に限られる可能性があります。
- オンライン参加登録者には前日までにメールでZoomリンクをお送りします。
使用言語：英語
参加資格：学内外どなたでも参加可
参加登録はこちらから：https://forms.gle/z4Wmcpacw7m8BJvn7
参加費：無料
【お問い合わせ】
山梨県立大学 地域人材養成センター （E-mail: shakairenkei@yamanashi-ken.ac.jp, Tel: +81-55-225-5412）
International Workshop on the Futures of Care in Denmark, Israel, and Japan - Creation Through Technology, Art, and Culture
The rapid advancement of modern science and technology is transforming our living environments and relationships in diverse and accelerating ways. Even in areas of strength for Yamanashi Prefectural University (YPU)—nursing, welfare, caregiving, childcare, and education—AI, avatars, and robots are now entering the scenes. We have entered an era where humans coexist and collaborate with these new entities. This international workshop, themed “The Future of Care,” will discuss approaches based on practices and research from YPU and around the world. Furthermore, we will explore multifaceted ways to engage with future science and technology, while also paying attention to backgrounds across different linguistic and cultural spheres.
Date and Time: Monday, March 16, 13:30-18:00 (Venue opens at 13:10)
Location: Yamanashi Prefectural University, Iida Campus (5-11-1, Iida, Kofu, Yamanashi)
Venue: Room B120
Conference format: Hybrid (in-person on-site preferred and online)
- Online participation may be limited to sessions starting at 16:30.
- Online registrants will receive a Zoom link via email by the day before the workshop.
Language used: English
[Purpose of this workshop]
This workshop will be held to collaboratively formulate, explore, and discuss questions about diverse ways of caring for one another, including but not limited to the following:
1. How and why can we care for one another, and how might technology and art be involved?
- What is the Other (Autrui)? And what does it mean to form caring relationships with media technologies such as robots and avatars?
2. How can cultural contexts influence approaches to care and perceptions of technology?
- How should we consider our relationships with technologies that might relate to, e.g., religion or customs, such as griefbots?
3. Who/what will care for whom/what, now and in the future, and what values should be protected and nurtured?
- How should we rethink the dichotomies of human and machine, living and non-living, life and death in relation to technology and the art of living?
[Participation]
Requirements: Open to anyone
Please register here: https://forms.gle/z4Wmcpacw7m8BJvn7
Fee: No charge
Sponsored by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) KAKENHI Grant Numbers 21KK0232 (Fund for the Promotion of Joint International Research (Fostering Joint International Research (A)) linked to Culturally Sustainable Communication Design for Human-Robot Co-evolution (CSCD) project at Aarhus University (as part of the Carlsberg Foundation Grant: Integrative Social Robotics — A New Framework for Culturally Sustainable Technology Solutions) and 24K14272 (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)) - Principal Investigator for both: Ryuji Yamazaki-Skov.
Contact: Yamanashi Prefectural University (E-mail: shakairenkei@yamanashi-ken.ac.jp, Tel: +81-55-225-5412)
The rapid advancement of modern science and technology is transforming our living environments and relationships in diverse and accelerating ways. Even in areas of strength for Yamanashi Prefectural University (YPU)—nursing, welfare, caregiving, childcare, and education—AI, avatars, and robots are now entering the scenes. We have entered an era where humans coexist and collaborate with these new entities. This international workshop, themed “The Future of Care,” will discuss approaches based on practices and research from YPU and around the world. Furthermore, we will explore multifaceted ways to engage with future science and technology, while also paying attention to backgrounds across different linguistic and cultural spheres.
Date and Time: Monday, March 16, 13:30-18:00 (Venue opens at 13:10)
Location: Yamanashi Prefectural University, Iida Campus (5-11-1, Iida, Kofu, Yamanashi)
Venue: Room B120
Conference format: Hybrid (in-person on-site preferred and online)
- Online participation may be limited to sessions starting at 16:30.
- Online registrants will receive a Zoom link via email by the day before the workshop.
Language used: English
[Purpose of this workshop]
This workshop will be held to collaboratively formulate, explore, and discuss questions about diverse ways of caring for one another, including but not limited to the following:
1. How and why can we care for one another, and how might technology and art be involved?
- What is the Other (Autrui)? And what does it mean to form caring relationships with media technologies such as robots and avatars?
2. How can cultural contexts influence approaches to care and perceptions of technology?
- How should we consider our relationships with technologies that might relate to, e.g., religion or customs, such as griefbots?
3. Who/what will care for whom/what, now and in the future, and what values should be protected and nurtured?
- How should we rethink the dichotomies of human and machine, living and non-living, life and death in relation to technology and the art of living?
[Participation]
Requirements: Open to anyone
Please register here: https://forms.gle/z4Wmcpacw7m8BJvn7
Fee: No charge
Sponsored by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) KAKENHI Grant Numbers 21KK0232 (Fund for the Promotion of Joint International Research (Fostering Joint International Research (A)) linked to Culturally Sustainable Communication Design for Human-Robot Co-evolution (CSCD) project at Aarhus University (as part of the Carlsberg Foundation Grant: Integrative Social Robotics — A New Framework for Culturally Sustainable Technology Solutions) and 24K14272 (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)) - Principal Investigator for both: Ryuji Yamazaki-Skov.
Contact: Yamanashi Prefectural University (E-mail: shakairenkei@yamanashi-ken.ac.jp, Tel: +81-55-225-5412)