We are rediscovering hints for the future from familiar things around us, and discovering historical continuity in original ideas and technologies. It is from this intersection of tradition and innovation that unknown potential is continually being born.

Bits of Kyoto Gardens（Photo: Tomomi Takano）

Every day, the interaction among the three academic fields of Materials and Life Science, Engineering Design, and Architecture and Design gives rise to groundbreaking initiatives that overturn previously held common wisdom.

STEM 45° Chair（Design: Assa Ashuach | Photo: Masaharu Okuda）

KIT is located in Kyoto, a global metropolis and an ancient capital brimming with cultural heritage. Making use of this optimum location, we have actively pursued the rediscovery of local traditional culture and exchange with researchers from around the world.

anechoic chamber

We are rediscovering hints for the future from familiar things around us, and discovering historical continuity in original ideas and technologies. It is from this intersection of tradition and innovation that unknown potential is continually being born.

Bits of Kyoto Gardens（Photo: Tomomi Takano）