【Day 1】 Jan. 13 2015（TUE）

＊Please note that this program is subject to change without prior notice.
＊It takes several minutes to move between LT (Rooms A, B, C, D), AC (Room H), and GF (Room E, F, G).
【Day 1】　Jan. 13 2015（TUE）
900
1000
1045 Keynote 1
A
B
H
LT1F Hall
LT19F Seminer Room
AC B1F Museum Work-room
Reception
Opening Ceremony
Kenji YOSHIDA
Museums at the turning point of civilization:
Searching for the shape of the next generation of
museums
1125
Panel Discussion 1
Jocelyn DODD
What are the key challenges for the Agile
Museum?
1225
1325- Keynote 2
1405 Janet DUGDALE
Lunch
The long game or fearless friendships for the
modern museum
1410
Workshop 1
Panel Discussion 2
Tony TREHY
The power of partnership
1510
15301630 Paper 1
Demonstration & Workshop
Kunio YAJIMA with Obsidian Museum, NagawaHiromi TAKAO & Masami TERADA
Future session for co-creating the agile museums Town and Natural History Museum, Kishiwada
Experimental study programmes in Japan
as social platforms
Tea Break
Demonstration 14:10-15:30　Workshop 15:30-16:30
Sachiko IKENAGA
Approaches to new idea of exhibit on 'negative
legacy' including discrimination and prejudice:
case study to Hansen's disease
Jungwha KIM & J i ‐ yeon YANG & Yang KI &
Vanya LEE & Sonju PARK & Chahye SON
Warkshop 2
Exhibition making as cultural mediation process Janet DUGDALE
to redeﬁne and share the values of family
Making it real
tradition in Korea: A case study on "Head Family"
exhibition of the National Folk Museum of Korea
Motoko OKUMOTO
A text mining study of audiences’ narratives in
museums
1635 Keynote 3
Yui-Tan CHANG
How do museums progress with time:
experiences of National Museum of History
1715 Keynote 4
Tomoo NUNOTANI
Museum works with community
1830
Social Event (LT23F Miyagi and Kishimoto Halls)
Demonstration: Meiji university Iaido club-Shirasagi-kai .
【 Day 2】　Jan. 14 2015(WED)
E
F
G
GF１F Multi-Purpose Room
GF２F Room 4021
GF３F Room 4031
900- Keynote 5
950 Michael Day
‘Agile’ – a future leadership model for museums?
955
Paper 2
Cheng-Yi SHIH
Altering meaning of museum architecture
through use: A preliminary study
Tom DUNCAN
The time of film and the space of the city:
Masterplanning as an interdisciplinary tool for
the development of the museum experience
Workshop 3
Workshop 4
Annette LOESEKE
Micheal DAY
Developing contemporary exhibition formats that
Museum leadership – Now and in the future ...
respond to changing reception practices
Mai ONISHI
A Report of the interdisciplinary collaboration in
the museum; Local History and architecture
Tea Break
1055
11101210 Paper 3
Paper 4
Wan-Chen CHANG
Museums, current research and public
communication – representations of current
scientific research through museum exhibitions
and activities
Tatsuya OGAWA & Kôzi HAYASHI
Science museums can connect scientists and
ordinary citizens.
- How can we build the everyday knowledge in
the modern world? Wen-Ling LIN
Towards an agile management approach in
Taiwan: How can museums navigate through the
challenges arising from the marketplace?
June Chi-Jung CHU
The relationship between museums and
blockbuster exhibitions: A case study of Taiwan Workshop 5
Clare HUGHES & Suzanne MACLEOD
Pushing and pulling the envelope
Daisuke SAKUMA
Coproduction of museum and citizens with
special reference to activities of "Friends of
Museums" as museum-based community
Yurika SAITO & Takahiro IINO & Norihiro UMEDA
Three years attempt after renewal of Nature and
Science Museum, Tokyo University of Agricultuer
and Tecnology
1215
Paper 5
Yoshiaki KANAYAMA & Hiromichi KASHIWAME &
Miwako TAJIRI
Supporting citizen's career designing at Noda City
Museum
Panel Discussion 3
Sawako INANIWA
Workshop 6
Report on a new community in practice
developed by the joint project between the
museums and the university.
Yasuyuki HIRAI
Study on the evaluation of universal museum
Alana RYDER
A laboratory for learning and research:
responsive collaborations between the university
and academic museum
Takashi UCHIKAWA & Satomi KATO
"An easily accessible museum -In order to understand
Japanese culture deeply -"
1315
1400
1500
1700
Lunch
Bus
Museum Tour
National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation(Miraikan)
Miraikan tour:
15:00 - 15:30 -- Introduction
15:30 - 16:30 -- View exhibits
16:30 - 17:00 -- Discussion
Please noted that the meeting point wil l be Liberty Tower , Meiji University.
Please note that only transportation to the Miraikan will be provided.
Participants will use public transportation to return on their own.
【 Day 3】　Jan. 15 2015（THUR）
E
C
D
B
GF１F Multi-Purpose Room
LT７F Room1074
LT13F　Room1136
LT19F seminer room
900- Keynote 6
940 Tracy PUKLOWSKI
The evolution of partnership at Te
Papa
945
Paper 6
Paper 7
Shih-Yu CHEN
Re-thinking representation: Shifting
relations between museums and the
indigenous peoples of Taiwan
Tsuyoshi YAGI & Mari FUJIMOTO &
Moeko UEDA
Outreach initiative in the local public
museum, project management and
impact to the local community
Workshop 7
Panel Discussion 4
Megumu UJITANI
Daisuke SAKUMA
Investigation of SMART museum in
Creating user-based community around university and　community
museums
-through Chubu University
Viv GOLDING
Shih-Hui LI
‘Communicating identities: Unity in
A shared authority: The public
participation in representing Taiwan at diversity’
the National Museum of Taiwan History
Yuuka SATO & Kimiko YOKOGAWA
The “Museum SALON” in the university
museum:
Research, education, communication
1045
1110
Yiping LU
The social responsibility of the museum-A case study of two exhibitions about
Typhoon Morakot in Taiwan.
Tea Break
Paper 8
Paper 9
Paper 10
Petrina FOTI
Agile curation at the Smithsonian
Museums: The challenge of
computer-based technology
collections
Gerard CORSANE & Kat LLOYD &
Aron MAZEL & Andrew NEWMAN
Co-curating place and memories: Cocreation in heritage and
museological processes of research,
documentation and communication
using digital technologies.
Geuntae PARK
Four branches of the National
Museum of Modern and
Contemporary Art, Korea: How each
branch has been newly positioned
within a single institution
management strategy
Tsuyoshi YANAGISAWA
The users' preference to museum: From
a survey on museums of Tama region
Tomohisa MORI
A study on the construction of
museum collection public data in the
XML(eXtensible Markup Language)
transition from the fixed list model
to the variable list model
Michiyo TAKADA
The introduction of Small Museum
Network
Noboru SAKAMOTO
Regional cooperation in a project on
insects: Singing Insects and Gocho
Tomonori KOMADA
Promotion of community building in
collaboration with museums along
“Saigoku Kaido”
Workshop 8
Tracy PUKLOWSKI
Organisational values – What’s at the
heart of your museum?
Naoki SHIMOYU
The program of a new cooperation in
Chiyoda-city - From MLA cooperation
to MULTI cooperation -
1210
Lunch
E
F
G
B
GF１F Multi Purpose Room
GF２F Room4021
GF３F Room4031
LT19F seminer room
1310 Keynote 7
Yung-Neng LIN
Museum and audience development
1340- Keynote 8
1410 James DAVIS
Digital Everywhere
【Day 3】　Jan. 15 2015（THUR）
E
F
G
B
GF１F Multi Purpose Room
GF２F Room4021
GF３F Room4031
LT19F seminer room
1415
Paper 11
Paper 12
Motoko SHONAKA-HARADA & Mika
MATSUO & Akihiko MIZUISHI &
Yoshikazu OGAWA
The experimental learning program
which supports the visitors to create
new value of objects
Yuichi KAMEYAMA
Consideration of "connection"
exhibition aiming at establishment
of agile museum exhibition theory
Panel Discussion 5
Taisuke OHTSUKA
Museum learning/studying toward a
better relationship between humans
and lakes
Ross PARRY & TOPPAN PRINTING
CO., LTD. & National Institute of
Informatics
Working in the post digital museum
Workshop 9
Simon KNELL & Masanori OKI
The museum: An agile concept
Seiji KODATE
Partnership with the museum and
senior citizen’s college
－Outreach education for preschool
children and school children－
Koichiro FUMOTO & Yasuyuki HIRAI
Study on the development of an
interactive tactile map for museum
1515
15351635 Paper 13
Tea Break
Paper 14
Jesusa E. GARCIA
Conversation/conservation: managing
challenges in exhibiting contemporary
art
Ya-Hsuan WANG
A study on public domain of museum
image licensing policy
Kazuyoshi SASAKI & Susumu NOZOE
& Shinichiro KOBASHI & Makoto
HASEGAWA & Kenichi SUEDA
Creating successful and progressive
cooperation between museums and
developers featuring the personal
mobility device “UNI-CUB”
Miyuki UCHIUMI
Changing from "There is an
exhibition " to "It becomes an
exhibition"
: Focusing on interaction theory in
J.Dewey's experience theory.
Panel Discussion 6
Yoshi MIKI & Sachiko SUGIURA &
Akiko ANZAI
Introduction of variation of
interpretation
Toru TATEISHI & Shigemasa UDAGAWA
Nadia CANNATA & Maia W. GAHTAN Conservation and exhibition of mural
Towards a museum of the voices of paintings of tumuluses
Workshop 10
Europe
Takashi TODA
A trial for the theory of museums'
"Subsidiary" functions
Yayoi TSUTSUI
The role of museum archives,
learning from American experiences
16401740 Paper 15
Paper 16
Ying-Shan LIN
A study on the reuse of industrial
heritage in museums
Chao-Shiang LI
Building museum and constructing
narrative: historical architecture and Panel Discussion 7
its colonial past in Taiwan
Yuji KURIHARA
Towards building a sports museum
Tzon-Wei HUANG
network
Visible rubbish or tangible heritage
Valentina AMONTI
From historic tridentine museum of
natural science to MUSE
Workshop 11
Jocelyn DODD
Stories of a diﬀerent kind: Viewing
collections through a new lens
Misako NAMIKI
What is needed to connect the visitors’
zoo experience
to wildlife conservation
Takayoshi KITO & Ayumi KIMURA
The gap between the learning by
children and the strategy that museums
enhance them learning will
Keizo KAKIUCHI
Children’s museum to be revived once
again – Rebirth of public facilities for
children and the local community –
1800
Bus
1830
Closing Remarks
1900
Social Event （ Tokyo National Museum Restaurant Yurino-ki )
*Please noted that the meeting point wil l be Liberty Tower , Meiji University.
*A VR film presentation will be held at the TNM & TOPPAN MUSEUM THEATER
Sponsored by Toppan Printing Co., Ltd.
*The Daikagura show will follow the VR film presentation.

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