On the second day, we were blessed with good weather, and in the morning, we visited the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology.

Here, visitors can experience the transition of textile machinery that supported the development of modern Japan and the continuous exploration of automotive technology through dynamic exhibitions and demonstrations of actual machinery.The numerous weaving machines displayed are arranged approximately in chronological order, each showcasing ingenious manufacturing techniques.The students enthusiastically listened to the explanations from the staff and were captivated by the demonstrations of actual machinery.

Next, we visited the Nagoya City Science Museum.

After having lunch individually, everyone had the freedom to explore the museum. Here, there are large-scale exhibits such as the Extreme Cold Laboratory where you can experience -30°C. Each person enjoyed various experiences and exhibits according to their interests.

Then, we moved to the Nagoya Port Garden Pier to visit the Antarctic observation ship Fuji and explore the surrounding area.

It was a packed itinerary, but before heading back, we decided to catch the sunset at the Midland Square Sky Promenade in front of Nagoya Station. After enjoying the evening cityscape from the outdoor observation deck on the 46th floor, we departed for Kyoto.

Despite the busy schedule, without any major injuries or troubles, the students had the opportunity to verify their own questions, be inspired by the achievements of their predecessors, experience scenes of manufacturing, and feel the excitement throughout the trip.