After making the ceramic dumplings, we checked into the hotel. Following that, we embarked on a course that took us on a stroll around the Osu Shopping District, then to Yaba-cho, and finally to Sakae for dinner.

Even though it's a typical shopping district, the atmosphere of the shops is slightly different from Kyoto. Recognizing and experiencing such differences in the scenery and atmosphere of various towns was also considered an important aspect of this program.

In this WOW program, we encouraged students to formulate their own questions beforehand, such as "Why did Toyota transition from the textile industry to the automotive industry?", "Why is the aerospace industry thriving in the Chukyo region?", and "How does the interior and exterior of an Antarctic ship differ from other ships?" They then had the opportunity to explore and seek answers to these questions on-site.

For dinner, we visited a famous miso cutlet restaurant in the area. With a lot of traveling throughout the day, resulting in over 20,000 steps by the end, the students had hearty appetites and enjoyed their delicious meal with plenty of energy.