New Planetaria Bring the Stars to Life

In Tokyo, where the city lights mean few stars are visible in the night sky, planetaria are hugely popular. In a world first, advanced star projectors cast 140 million simulated stars onto their domes, creating heavenly scenes to be enjoyed laying back in comfort on seating that ranges from sofas to fake turf lawns. Takayuki Ohira, creative presence behind much new planetarium technology, continues to develop innovative star projectors. To bring the stars closer to us, he has invented both omni-directional devices for an immersive, walk-through experience, as well as the world’s first realistic planetarium compact enough for home use.

[@euphonium1406]

I really like astronomy since highschool.
I recently finished watching planetarian chiisa hoshi no yume. One of the best.
I wish i can buy a customed made for me from him.
Nice video. Very nice

[@_Andrew._]

What a great demonstration of the night sky over a Flat Earth with the Luminaries in the Firmament.

[@kristons6010]

I really hope I can get to visit Japan someday soon.

[@rique106]

Where is the roof top view in the video. The scene where people are looking over the city skyline at night.

[@matheusjackson4563]

fala galerinha!!!!!!!!!!!!

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fala galerinha

[@matheusjackson4563]

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[@iqra07ify]

its beautiful and this man is genius

[@JackBauer10]

*1:20** where can i buy those sofa?*

[@MuayThai7737]

Very good 😍😊