*Watch the archived video here*

[A glimpse of the mini-seminar!]

This time, a mini seminar on
“The Deep Relationship between Autism Spectrum Disorders and Intestinal Bacteria” and a Kaobo TV trial event
were held at Kimura Hospital in Nagoya at the same time.

In the mini-seminar,

How are autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and intestinal bacteria related?
What is the intestinal flora transplant that Kojima-san’s children are undergoing?
What is “Kao-TV,” which allows us to see what our children are watching?

What is “Kao-TV” that can tell what your child is watching? We will hold Kao-TV trial sessions on a regular basis in the future!

Please watch it from youtube below!

From the Kimura Hospital in Nagoya, Japan
“The Deep Relationship between Autism Spectrum Disorders and Intestinal Bacteria” and a Kaobo TV trial event
will be held simultaneously.
The mini seminar will also be available online. （The mini seminar will also be available online (details to follow).

Saturday, August 12

Location: 465-0087, Japan
2-22-1, Meitohondori, Meito-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi, Japan
Medical Corporation Keimeikai Kimura Hospital
GoogleMap ⇒https://goo.gl/maps/WuvFB1mMfTDPMZVf7

Mini-seminar capacity: 20 people
[KAOHSIUNG TV CAPACITY].５組 Two sets left
Participation fee] 200 yen (Adults only, free for children and online participation)
(+300 YEN FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO EXPERIENCE KAOHSIUNG TV)

Flow of the day

Advance reservations are required for the Kaohsiung TV trial session.
You can apply from the following link.

Online Participation

The mini-seminar, which will begin at 14:30 on the day of the event, will also be available online.
Online participation will be free of charge, so please enter from the zoom link below when the time comes.

Topic: “Deep relationship between autism spectrum disorder and intestinal bacteria” in Nagoya Kimura Hospital

Join a Zoom meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83756415783?pwd=OXhBanhDcFN0ZkxMaVFuelFIMkQ1dz09
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83016366675?pwd=d2xINEVhUUEydU9HcmhGakpPd2FhQT09

Meeting ID: 830 1636 6675
Passcode: 572083

What’s Face TV?

This is a machine that easily measures your child’s eye movement.
By knowing how your child looks at things and what interests him or her,
parents can help you understand your child’s development.

How do you measure it?

Measurement is simple. The child simply sits on the parent’s lap and watches the screen for 3 minutes.
It takes about 10 minutes, including the results which are given on the spot.
There is nothing painful or scary about it.

There will be a variety of images on the screen. It may be helpful in raising your child if you know what kind of things your child is interested in.

Holding of the event

Organized by : I-Step Representative Ikuko Kojima
Supported by: Intestinal Flora Transplantation Clinical Study Group, Inc.