It has been a long time since I have held a workshop in Korea due to the Corona disaster.

We toured three cities, Busan, Daegu, and Seoul, to conduct workshops on creative thinking.

Although the workshop was arranged based on courses conducted at my university, I observed it with great interest as the outcomes differed from those of the Japanese students.

South Korea is one of the closest foreign countries to Japan. It is around an hour and a half away by plane.

Still, the language and culture are different, and differences in creativity emerge.

It is a precious time for me to think about the relationship between tools and people while observing such differences.

I am glad that the students seemed to have enjoyed the workshop.　Thank you very much for this precious opportunity.