Education and Social Education

October, 2021
Visiting classes at Kazo Municipal Tanadare Elementary School (Saitama Pref.)

On Monday, October 25, METAWATER held visiting classes for 18 fourth grade elementary school students from Kazo Municipal Tanadare Elementary School in Kazo.

September, 2021
Visiting classes at Kawasaki Municipal Sumiyoshi Elementary School (Kanagawa Pref.)

On Wednesday, September 22, METAWATER held visiting classes for 84 fourth grade elementary school students from Kawasaki Municipal Higashisumiyoshi Elementary School in Kawasaki.

August, 2021
Online visiting classes at Shirakami-Sanchi World Heritage Conservation Center (Akita Pref.)

On Sunday, August 22, 7 METAWATER held online visiting classes for 7 elementary school students participating in a summer vacation event held at the Shirakami-Sanchi World Heritage Conservation Center (Fujisatokan) in Fujisatocho, Akita Prefecture.

July, 2021
Visiting classes at Sakai Municipal Elementary School (Osaka Pref.)
Visiting classes at Sakai Municipal Hiraoke Elementary School (Osaka Pref.)
Visiting classes at Sakai Municipal Higashimikunigaoka Elementary School (Osaka Pref.)

・ On the morning of Tuesday, July 6, METAWATER held visiting classes for 102 fourth grade elementary school students from Sakai Municipal Higashimikunigaoka Elementary School in Sakai.

・ On the afternoon of Tuesday, July 6, METAWATER held visiting classes for 52 fourth grade elementary school students from Sakai Municipal Higashimikunigaoka Elementary School in Sakai.

・ On Monday, July 12, METAWATER held visiting classes for 53 fourth grade elementary school students from Sakai Municipal Elementary School in Sakai.

June, 2021
Visiting classes at Kamakura Municipal Fukasawa Elementary School (Kanagawa Pref.)

・ On Monday, June 28, METAWATER held visiting classes for 129 fourth grade elementary school students from Kamakura Municipal Fukasawa Elementary School in Kamakura.

June, 2021
Visiting classes at Yokohama Municipal Kenzan Elementary School (Kanagawa Pref.)

・ On Tuesday, June 22, METAWATER held visiting classes for 65 fourth grade elementary school students from Yokohama Municipal Kenzan Elementary School in Yokohama.

June, 2021
Visiting classes at Yokohama Katsuradai Children’s Afterschool House (Kanagawa Pref.)

On Saturday, June 19, METAWATER held visiting classes for 25 students from grades 1 to 6 at Yokohama Katsuradai Children’s Afterschool House in Yokohama.

December, 2020
Visiting classes at Yokohama Municipal Bairin Elementary School (Kanagawa Pref.)

・ On Friday, December 10, 2 METAWATER employees held visiting classes for 32 fourth grade elementary school students from Bairin Elementary School in Yokohama.

November, 2020
Visiting classes at Yokohama Municipal Honjuku Elementary School (Kanagawa Pref.)

・ On Friday, November 27, 3 METAWATER employees held visiting classes for 113 fourth grade elementary school students from Honjuku Elementary School in Yokohama.

November, 2020
Visiting classes at Shibahara Elementary School (Saitama Pref.)

On Saturday, November 14 and Monday, November 16, 3 METAWATER employees held visiting classes for 31 elementary school students from grades 1 to 6 at Shibahara Elementary School Challenge School in Saitama.

October, 2020
Automatic drone navigation elementary school demonstration flights (Saitama Pref.)

On Tuesday, October 6, five students participated in a demonstration flight at Kazo Municipal Tanadare Elementary School in Kazo, Saitama Prefecture, for an automatic drone navigation exercise in a rural site.

August, 2020
Fukuchiyama waterworks facility tour (Kyoto Pref.)

On Saturday, August 8, 6 students participated in a tour of the Horiyama service reservoir facility in Fukuchiyama. Children were given the opportunity to experience how tap water can be made by conducting filtration experiments using PET bottles.

November, 2019
Hiyori Nursery School/Soranomachi Nursery School (Kagoshima Pref.)

METAWATER held visiting classes at Hiyori Nursery School (Kirishima City) and Soranomachi Nursery School (Kagoshima City).
Children talked with our company's corporate characters, Mae-chan and Tah-kun (costumed characters), talked about the water they usually use, made sand filtration devices using PET bottles, conducted filtration experiments, and learned about the importance of water and how it is cleaned.

August, 2019
Shirakami-Sanchi World Heritage Conservation Center (Akita Pref.)

At the Shirakami-Sanchi World Heritage Conservation Center in Fujisatocho, Yamamoto District, Akita Prefecture, METAWATER held visiting classes on the theme of "Adventures in Shirakami Water".
On the day, we went to Taigaku to experience the water coming from the forest while strolling, and through classroom learning, the students learned how the water we use is made, and where the water we use goes using models and filtration experiments.

June, 2019
Saitama Municipal Shibahara Elementary School (Saitama Pref.)

METAWATER held visiting classes twice on water circulation at Saitama Municipal Shibahara Elementary School’s “Shibahara Elementary School Challenge School” (on Saturdays and after school).
Elementary school students from grades 2 to 4 were taught how to filter water using sand filtration devices they made from PET bottles, and how to clean water by ceramic membrane filtration.

October, 2018
Saitama Municipal Uemizu Elementary School (Saitama Pref.)

As part of Saitama's Challenge School Promotion Project, METAWATER held a class on water circulation for 35 students from grades 3 through 6 on Saturday. The children were surprised to see how filtration was carried out using a ceramic membrane.

May, 2018
Fun Science and Exciting Experiment Course 2018 (Kumamoto Pref.)

METAWATER participated in the "Fun Science and Exciting Experiment Course 2018" held at the National Institute of Technology, Kumamoto College. 34 children participated in a water-related quiz, and carried out a sand filtration experiment involving PET bottles.

August, 2017
Visiting classes at Maioka High School (Kanagawa Pref.)

High school students learned about “wastewater systems” through lectures, by actually going down manholes, and by visiting a site (water reclamation center).

August, 2017
Kasumigaseki Children's Tour Day (Tokyo)

On “Kasumigaseki Children's Tour Day” hosted by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology held during the elementary school summer vacation, children learned about “water circulation” using models, and conducted filtration experiments with sand filtration devices made with PET bottles and with ceramic membranes.

July, 2017
Visiting classes at Shimizudani Elementary School (Chiba Pref.)

Fourth grade elementary school students were given lectures on "water circulation", and were invited to experience and learn about floc experiments and sand filtration experiments.

November, 2016
Wako Elementary School (Tokyo)

Fourth grade elementary school students learned about "where the water we use goes" through classroom learning, and with a tour of a water reclamation center.

November, 2016
Sagamihara-Seiryo High School (Kanagawa Pref.)

Students were taught about wastewater systems in their high school class. They toured the school sanitary wastewater treatment facility, and observed the inside of the wastewater system pipes with a camera.

May, 2016
Nishi Kanda Children's Center (Tokyo)

At the Nishi Kanda Children's Center, elementary school students in grades 1 to 4 learned about water through filtration experiments using PET bottles, and through quizzes.

January, 2016
Chiyoda-ku Fujimi Wanpaku Hiroba (Tokyo)

In this first visiting class in Chiyoda-ku, students tried filling PET bottles with sand to make filtration devices.

August, 2015
Daishi Senior High School (Kanagawa Pref.)

Four days of extracurricular study were held for high school students to learn about sewage that is not visible to the naked eye. The students were given the opportunity to experience a water quality inspection, etc.

July, 2015
Visiting day for parents

During the school summer vacation, we invited the children of employees' families to participate, and we taught them about the company by exploring the inside of the company and exchanging business cards with those in the company where their parents and grandparents worked.