Earth Session
ChuraWhy do deep-sea fish glow?
Grandpa KamiGreat question! Here, experts from different fields answer with sources like research papers. Perfect for school projects, too.
Seas, forests, rivers and skies. Get to know, play with, and act for the whole Earth.
Grandpa KamiWelcome! Seas, forests, rivers, skies — we're all friends of the Earth.
Grandpa GajuIt's not all serious stuff. Come and have fun!
Each of them looks after one way to enjoy the Earth. Tap a friend to say hello.
Grandpa KamiI'm the island's elder. At Earth Session, I answer your "why?" questions about the Earth together with our experts.
▲ Tap a friend to hear their introduction
So many people want to care for the Earth.
There are three big reasons. The Earth Project is built to help you over each of those three walls.
ChuraThe Earth's problems feel like something far away…
DonguThat's why I share the real voices of people acting for the Earth. Meet them, and it suddenly feels close.
ChuraI want to do something! But what, where, and with whom?
WatariLook it up, ask questions, and find events and volunteering near you right away!
ChuraWhen I'm on my own, I just can't keep it up…
Dr. HouYou collect "seeds" while you play, and learning turns into titles. You can see your progress, and you have friends. That's how you keep going.
Source: Pew Charitable Trusts, "Breaking the Plastic Wave" (2020), estimate for 2016. The amount collected is our group's own yearly estimate.
Grandpa KamiThe Earth's problems are huge. One group alone can never keep up.
ChuraSo what if everyone takes just one step?
Grandpa KamiThen we can reach it. That's why the Earth Project puts "more people taking action" right at its heart.
Start anywhere. Knowing makes you want to play, and playing makes you want to go out. Every lap brings you closer to the Earth.
Ask the experts and read easy articles to learn more.
ChuraWhy do deep-sea fish glow?
Grandpa KamiGreat question! Here, experts from different fields answer with sources like research papers. Perfect for school projects, too.
Grandpa GajuSeas, forests, climate, living things — I share the latest research in plain words and pictures. Here are today's new reads.
Fun quizzes and step-by-step lessons.
ChuraLevel up with every quiz! Learn about living things, nature and everyday life while you play.
Dr. HouFrom the beginner course "Become friends with the sea" to advanced, learn step by step. Soon you'll be able to earn certified titles, too.
ChuraA title? I want one!
Head to nature events nearby, or join a sea or river cleanup.
WatariNature walks, beach cleanups, stargazing… Find "Earth-friendly events" near you, like hunting for festivals! Coming up soon:
AmarinI connect groups who clean seas and rivers with towns and waste collectors. Applications and reports — all in one place.
WatariSo the litter you pick up actually gets collected!
DonguWherever you start, we all end up as friends. I'll share stories of cool people acting for the Earth through Earth Heroes.
AmarinThe "Earth Crew" circle of friends will be free to join — we're getting it ready now!
Visitors to Earth Lab grew from 319 in April 2026 to 10,217 in September. Most of them found us through search.
As of September 30, 2026. Visitor data: Google Analytics (monthly active users, lab.bluehub.jp).
Grandpa GajuNow 10,000 people come to read every month. How wonderful!
WatariNext, let's meet more people outside the screen!
Everything is free. Go visit whichever friend you like!