Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
うごく図解: Everyday Science, Made Touchable
A Japanese explainer magazine presents familiar questions—like why rainbows form a 42° arc—as subjects for hands-on diagrams.
- For
- Japanese readers curious about everyday science
- Worth noticing
- The examples range from a rainbow’s roughly 42° arc to microwave hot spots described as recurring about every 6 cm.
Field notes
The homepage presents four question-led entries, with short explanatory text and subject labels such as nature and the information systems. The examples include a roughly 42° rainbow arc and microwave hot spots described as about 6 cm apart. The descriptions say readers can test ideas with diagrams, including by coloring QR-code cells, though the extracted evidence does not confirm the interactions themselves. “Town and transport” and “sound and light” are marked as in preparation.
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