Human Inc. will host 'Myaku-nashi Research Center,' an experiential exhibition analyzing communication gaps in dating, at My Lab Shibuya from June 26 to July 26, 2026.
Human Inc. announced it will host an experiential exhibition event titled 'Myaku-nashi Research Center' (Center for Unrequited Interest), focusing on 'mismatched perceptions' in dating. The event will run on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from June 26 to July 26, 2026, at My Lab Shibuya.
The event focuses on the common yet invisible theme of 'no romantic interest' (myaku-nashi). Based on survey responses from approximately 300 individuals aged 20-50, the exhibition interprets communication disconnects through experiential displays.
Exhibition content includes:
1. Foundation of Myaku-nashi: A systematic analysis of signs.
2. Myaku-nashi through Video: Re-experiencing temperature gaps in LINE messages.
3. Research Report: Public disclosure of real-life experiences.
4. Myaku-nashi Power Inspection: A participatory game analyzing photos and conversations.
5. Practical Examination: Testing communication skills against real people.
Koji Arano, a relationship expert and producer of the 'Moteki' channel, is collaborating on the event.
In today's social media-centric world, text-based interactions often lead to misunderstandings and visibility of value gaps. This event is not intended to mock heartbreak but to provide perspectives for building healthier relationships in a world of diverse values.
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FAQ
What kind of event is the 'No Chance Research Center'?
It is an experiential exhibition event that focuses on the theme of 'no chance' in romantic relationships, presenting episodes and experiential content based on a survey of about 300 people to examine the misalignment in communication perceptions.
What are the dates and location of the event?
The event will be held from June 26, 2026 (Friday) to July 26, 2026 (Sunday), on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, at 'MyLab Shibuya' in Shibuya, Tokyo.
What kind of content can be experienced at the exhibition?
The exhibition features foundational theories that systematize the structure of 'no chance,' video observations based on episodes from LINE and other platforms, survey reports based on real stories, tests to identify signs from situations, and practical exams to try out actual communication.
What is the purpose of the event?
The event aims to promote awareness of miscommunications and subtle signs in romantic relationships, encourage respect for others in a diverse value system, and provide a new perspective for building better communication.
Who is collaborating on the event?
Koji Arakawa, the CEO of meot Co., Ltd. and a love period producer, is collaborating as an expert in the field of romantic communication.