Healing planetarium work with the aroma of Actinidia polygama
A healing planetarium work where you can experience a mysterious starry sky in the forest that you arrived at after being guided by a cat you met one day.
We will also introduce the Milky Way, which you can hardly see in the city, shooting stars that you rarely meet, constellations that are rarely introduced inconspicuously, and the phantom constellation “Felis” that is now gone.
The original aroma that is scented during the screening is the aroma called Nekomoriko, which is a mixture of Actinidia polygama. The other type is Nikukyukou, which has a gentle sweetness that resembles a paw paw.
Why don’t you enjoy a special starry sky together in a space with a charming scent?
Voice appearances are Takahiro Sakurai and Yoshitsugu Matsuoka
Two popular voice actors appear in the voice.
Takahiro Sakurai will play “One Day Cat” that introduces the starry sky and constellations with free sensibility, and Yoshitsugu Matsuoka will be in charge of “narrative” as the guide of the story.
Experience a peaceful and mysterious night with a cat you met one day.
Also sold at the shop! A fascinating original aroma that feels like a cat
● Nekomorikou Aroma
With the scent of forests such as Actinidia polygama, marjoram, and pine needles
Aroma blended with fruit scent.
I imagined a mysterious forest where cats can relax.
● Nikukyukou Aroma
A sweet and gentle scent that adds floral and fruit scents to the scent of cookies.
I imagined a paw ball.
"Cat Star Night" Original "Bean Plate Present" Campaign 1st
At the Konica Minolta Planetarium shop where this work will be screened, a campaign will be held to present the original bean plate of “Cat Starry Night-One Day Starry Sky Story-” not for sale to those who purchase over 3,500 yen including tax!
The first, second, and third editions will be held for different periods, and the design of the plate will change.
[Regarding measures to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infection]
Planetaria TOKYO, Planetarium Manten (Ikebukuro), and Planetarium Tenku, which are operated by Konica Minolta Planetarium Co., Ltd., are operating with measures to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infections.
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