KidZania

Thoughts on sponsorship

Our corporate message is "Energy that connects people."
This message embodies the idea that diverse energies connect people to safety and security.
We are exhibiting as an official sponsor at KidZania Tokyo, Koshien, and Fukuoka, which are vocational and social experience facilities for children. Through work experience at KidZania, children have the opportunity to connect with people, connect with society, and learn about its mechanisms.
I hope that a vibrant society will lead into the future.

"OLED display"
How it works
Let's research!

OLED Research and Development Center (Fukuoka)

"Gas station"
Become a service staff member
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Gas station (Tokyo/Koshien)

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OLED Research and Development Center

(KidZania Fukuoka)

Introduction to the pavilion

Used in televisions and smartphones Thinうす Color Freshあざ Nice colorしきさい "OLED display" that displays light. Learn about the mechanism of the light-emitting material that is the key to this display, and analyze the molecular structure yourself. modelもけい Students will assemble the materials, study them, and write a report. They will then create and test a new display using the resulting OLED material.

What you can learn

This activity allows participants to experience the joys and difficulties of research and technology development through the work of an "OLED researcher."
In order to enrich our lives in the future, we want people to understand the importance of having dreams and persevering one step at a time, and the excitement of creating something new.

Tell me! OLED researchers!

Electronic materials department
Electronic Materials Development Center

S. Tasaki

Please tell us what's so great about OLED!

OLED use less electricity than previous displays.
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What's fun about research?

It's fun to experiment with your own ideas and try different things to see if they're correct.
It's especially fun when the results are what you expected or even better!

Please tell us why you wanted to become a researcher!

I went to university with the intention of becoming a school teacher. I started working in a research lab ^* when I was in my fourth year at university, and felt the joy of creating new things with my own hands, so I aspired to become a researcher.

A place to research more specialized topics.

What kind of work do you usually do?

The main tasks are to conduct experiments with your own hands, think carefully about the experimental results obtained by yourself, and have discussions with team members.
Since it is important for customers to use the materials we have developed, we directly provide materials to customers. introductionしょうかい I'll do it too.

Please give a message to everyone who aspires to be a researcher!

There are many difficult issues to consider. However, the fact that the material I developed will be used in a product brings me so much joy to the world, and I think only researchers can experience that!

What is OLED?

OLED) is an "organic material" that emits light when electricity is passed through certain organic compounds, converting electrical energy into light energy.
It is mainly used in displays such as televisions and smartphones.
Unlike LCD displays, they emit light without emitting heat, so they use less electricity. Featuresとくちょう is.

Learn more about Idemitsu's OLED

Learn more about Idemitsu's OLED

Voices of those who experienced it

"I want to be a chemist in the future! There were a lot of terms I'd never heard before when working on OLED, but it was a lot of fun!"

(9 years old)

"I knew that when I looked at my TV up close, I could see a lot of red, green, and blue dots, but this is how it works! I'm glad I found out today. I'll explain it to my family too!"

(8-year-old)