地球に敬意を表して

Respect for hovering

Hovering, which requires staying in one place in a fluid space, seems to be more difficult than moving. Hovering is unique to birds, and insects such as hummingbirds, dragonflies, mosquitoes, and bees also hover. In tribute to hovering, which requires high flight control,

2025.06.28

生物に敬意を表して

Respect for Chaos

It is not completely random, but has rules, but is a complex and difficult-to-predict chaos. It is somewhere between order and disorder, yet balance and diversity coexist, and individuality and cooperation coexist in the whole.

2025.06.27

認識に敬意を表して

Respect for layered

There are many types of layers on Earth. These include layers of rock and ice that have been formed over the years by surface activity, coral reefs and rocks that have been formed by layers of living organisms, clay minerals and layers within living organisms that are microscopic layers, and the broad classification of stratified structures in the earth, atmosphere, and ocean.

2025.06.26

形状に敬意を表して

Respect for the growth points

The growing point is where cell division is actively taking place, forming new leaves and roots. Cells at the growing point can change into any shape, control how they grow, and grow in the direction of light, gravity, and touch. In homage to the growing point that controls plant growth,

2025.06.25

生物に敬意を表して

Respect for gravity

Gravity affects every place on Earth. It creates the perception of up and down, creates flow and circulation, generates high pressure underground, atmospheric pressure in the sky, and water pressure in the ocean, and promotes the growth of living organisms by generating stress. This is in homage to gravity, the driving force behind the creation of life on Earth.

2025.06.24

働きに敬意を表して

Respect for the elephant

Elephants are also known as keystone species and ecosystem engineers. They cut down trees to regenerate forests, and it seems that there is a diversity of living organisms in the trees, footprints, and feces they cut down. We pay tribute to the emotional elephants, who communicate with each other through low-frequency waves, call each other by name, laugh, play, and sometimes feel sad.

2025.06.23

生物に敬意を表して

Respect for surfactants

A surfactant has the ability to mix water and oil, which do not mix. It has an amphiphilic structure that is both hydrophilic and lipophilic, and by wrapping around oil it aids in digestion. When it forms two layers it becomes a membrane for cells, protecting them from bacteria, and revitalizing plants by reducing surface tension. This name pays tribute to this surfactant, which has a wide range of functions.

2025.06.22

働きに敬意を表して

Respect for the triplets

A triplet is a set of three. Atoms are made up of electrons, protons, and neutrons, and protons and neutrons are made up of three quarks, and protein codes seem to be made up of three bases. There are many triplets on Earth, and three elements create complexity, like the three-body problem. In honor of the triplet.

2025.06.21

認識に敬意を表して

Respect for the tail

Tails are said to have evolved from the tail fins of fish. There are far more creatures on Earth that have tails. In tribute to the many roles that tails play, such as for balance, using them like hands, controlling flight, keeping warm and storing energy, courting and communicating, etc.

2025.06.20

生物に敬意を表して

Respect for Photon

Photons are the smallest particles of light. Photons have both wave and particle properties, and are said to have no charge, mass, or lifespan. In homage to photons, which travel in spirals at the speed of light, carry energy, illuminate objects, and mediate electromagnetic force,

2025.06.19

物質に敬意を表して