2. Marine-Debris.org

Many different factors must be taken into consideration when dealing with marine debris. With the help of young people all across the world who are passionate about their local environment, Marine-Debris.org working to inspire them to take action and keep them informed of how our current course will have global ramifications.
Naoko-Art develops and produces visual aids that foster empathy, encouraging more youth worldwide to become involved in monitoring their local environmental situation and participating in activities that increase the rate of collection of plastic products that contribute to marine debris.

3. Reading Room

Since 2005, Naoko-Art has created online children's storybooks about the ocean environment and marine creatures. When creating reading books, we use easily understandable explanations and a rich source of original images and visual aids to arouse curiosity and wonder. We hope that the overall impact of each book will be an unforgettable experience for young people while also developing skilled environmental stewards on a global scale.

5. In this Bule Ocean

We inform students worldwide about the impact of plastic debris on marine life and the ecosystems of beaches where it washes ashore, and the actual damage suffered by people living in coastal areas through poster creation. Our production goal is to continue creating visual aids that, we believe, will be ingrained in children's memories for a lifetime through inventive description.

6. Miyakojima-Kidsnet.org

Miyakojima-Kidsnet.org is primarily an experimental regional educational program for children based on a sociocultural and environmental study project on remote Japanese islands in Okinawa. The services provided by Naoko-Art include content creation, website production, and design.

7. Naoko Otsuka Ecological Art Journal - Blog

Our ecological and environmental art project aims to raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage children and young people to take action to nurture the natural world. We utilize many art media to advocate for social, cultural, and political change to create a deeper connection between people and nature. This Blog is more content-focused and provides deeper insight into specific topics of arts and ecological issues.

8. Metaverse Art Gallery

Our research group, recognizing the transformative potential of the Metaverse, is concurrently engaged in a series of coordinated initiatives. These endeavors are driven by the objective to streamline and optimize the delivery of environmental education to younger audiences. We focus on leveraging virtual environments' flexibility and immersive capacity to foster a deeper and more meaningful engagement with these vital subjects.