Kei Kobayashi
ABSTRACT
To date, systems dealing with Kanji characters have been produced mainly for the purpose of learning, but it is important not only to learn the meaning and writing order of Kanji characters, but also to understand the cultural aspects of them. In regions where Kanji characters are used, various cultures, including Kanji characters, are influenced by nature, so in this study, we propose a calligraphy experience system that conveys the relationship between nature and Kanji characters. When a user looks at the writing order projected on the tabletop and writes Kanji characters created from natural shapes with a brush, the written characters change into the original natural shapes. The user's handwriting could be transformed into a natural form by using projected images.
- Kei Kobayashi, Junichi Hoshino. 2020. Augmented Reality Media for Experiencing Worship Culture in Japanese Shrines. ICEC. IFIP, 270-276.Google Scholar
- Kei Kobayashi, 2019. FUROSHIKI: Augmented Reality Media That Conveys Japanese Traditional Culture. SIGGRAPH VRCAI. ACM, 1-5.Google Scholar
- Kei Kobayashi, Kazuma Nagata, Junichi Hoshino. 2021. Table-Based Interactive System for Augmenting Japanese Food Culture Experience. VRST. ACM, 1-3.Google Scholar
- Oleksandra Keehl, Edward Melcer. 2019. Radical Tunes Exploring the Impact of Music on Memorization of Stroke Order in Logographic Writing Systems. FDG. ACM,1-6.Google Scholar
- David A. Plecher, 2018. Dragon Tale – A Serious Game for Learning Japanese Kanji. CHI PLAY’18 Extended Abstracts. ACM, 577-583.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Calligraphy Experience System That Conveys the Relationship Between Kanji and Nature
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