[Event Report] SUZUMO Kids Creator 2026 Spring: 11 Children Challenge as "Robot Introduction Producers"! ~Videos Created by Children Released~
SUZUMO held its first "Kids Creator" event on March 27, 2026, in Tokyo, collaborating with NPO Doga-no-madoguchi Kids Creative School. Eleven children aged 7-12 learned video production skills and created robot introduction videos, which are now publicly available on a special page and YouTube.
📋 Article Processing Timeline
- 📰 Published: April 10, 2026 at 19:00
- 🔍 Collected: April 11, 2026 at 00:28 (5h 28m after Published)
- 🤖 AI Analyzed: April 20, 2026 at 01:30 (217h 2m after Collected)
SUZUMO, Ltd. (Headquarters: Nakano-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Toru Taniguchi) held its first-ever "Kids Creator" event for children at its Tokyo office (Nerima-ku, Tokyo) on Friday, March 27, 2026. This event was a collaboration with the "NPO Doga-no-madoguchi Kids Creative School."
On the day, 11 children aged 7 to 12 (8 families in total) participated. They observed robots actually working in stores, understood the product features from their unique perspectives, and selected themes for the videos they wanted to introduce. Although some children were new to video production, they learned video literacy and production know-how through the one-day program, completing and presenting their unique robot introduction videos on the same day.
We have now released a total of 10 works (one by siblings collaborating) by all 11 participating children on the SUZUMO Kids Creator special page.
SUZUMO, with its vision of "Delivering delicious and warm food experiences to people worldwide," will continue to provide new value and learning opportunities through food to the children who will lead the next generation.
Preparations are underway for the next event, aiming for its occurrence during the summer vacation of 2026.
■SUZUMO Kids Creator Videos
A dedicated playlist has also been created and released on SUZUMO's official YouTube channel.
■SUZUMO Kids Creator Event Purpose
Targeting children who have started using their own digital devices, this program provides video production skills taught by active creators. It's a one-day format combining lectures and hands-on experience to deliver essential digital literacy education for modern times. The concept is "Learn and practice from the very first day," with a program designed for enjoyable learning. Furthermore, on the day, we offered access to our business negotiation showroom, which is not usually open to the public...
On the day, 11 children aged 7 to 12 (8 families in total) participated. They observed robots actually working in stores, understood the product features from their unique perspectives, and selected themes for the videos they wanted to introduce. Although some children were new to video production, they learned video literacy and production know-how through the one-day program, completing and presenting their unique robot introduction videos on the same day.
We have now released a total of 10 works (one by siblings collaborating) by all 11 participating children on the SUZUMO Kids Creator special page.
SUZUMO, with its vision of "Delivering delicious and warm food experiences to people worldwide," will continue to provide new value and learning opportunities through food to the children who will lead the next generation.
Preparations are underway for the next event, aiming for its occurrence during the summer vacation of 2026.
■SUZUMO Kids Creator Videos
A dedicated playlist has also been created and released on SUZUMO's official YouTube channel.
■SUZUMO Kids Creator Event Purpose
Targeting children who have started using their own digital devices, this program provides video production skills taught by active creators. It's a one-day format combining lectures and hands-on experience to deliver essential digital literacy education for modern times. The concept is "Learn and practice from the very first day," with a program designed for enjoyable learning. Furthermore, on the day, we offered access to our business negotiation showroom, which is not usually open to the public...