During the last two years students from Mid Sweden University and Chiba University, Japan, have worked paralell to design food packaging. There will be no food package this year. Here’s the Swedish students to tell you what they’ve been looking at.
The galleries have been updated and are located here. The project is winding down but is not entirely over. Two of the Swedish students will travel to Japan to present the work. We will also receive two of the Japanese students in Sweden to present their work too. Stay tuned for more blogs about the…
The Exhibition section is now public and the design work by the Swedish students is now on display. The Japanese students work will soon follow. Here are a few pictures from today’s in-house festivities to celebrate the end of the project and show off the students work. Thank you for joining us.
Saturday 14 – 20 November the National Dish is proud to present an exhibition at the Swedish Embassy in Tokyo. The National Dish Project, produced by design students at Mid Sweden University, Sundsvall, in collaboration with Chiba University, Tokyo, will be represented at the Swedish Embassy in Tokyo. The exhibition is planned to open at…
Here’s the final video blog from the Swedish students on the National Dish project. Both the Swedish and Japanese students will now prepare for a final exhibition of their packaging designs and prototypes. Join us here when the exhibition launches on Friday 2nd October. Subscribe to the ‘RSS‘ or you can follow us on ‘Twitter‘…
Ideas become reality in the second production week of the National Dish project.
The Swedish students introduce themselves and their initial design ideas for packaging sushi.
Continuing our collaboration with Chiba University, Tokyo, we will once again design packaging for a ‘National Dish’. Last year both Chiba and Mid Sweden University produced packaging for a dish that they felt represented their national dish. This year the tables have turned. The Japanese will produce packaging for a Swedish Dish and vice versa.
The exhibition has been online for a few weeks now and has recieved a great deal of attention beyond our expectations for which we are grateful. The last couple of galleries were added to the Chiba section of the exhibition today.
Our guests from Chiba University, Japan, are interviewed on Sundsvalls Tidning TV.