Technos College Collaborates on 3rd PR Video for Japan Hockey Association: 'Fall for Hockey in 120 Seconds'
Technos College has produced a new PR video, 'Fall for Hockey in 120 Seconds,' in collaboration with the Japan Hockey Association. Using advanced filming equipment and techniques, students created engaging content aimed at younger audiences.
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Technos College (Tokyo College of Technology / Tokyo Air Travel Hotel College) conducts 'TECHNOS Seminars,' interdisciplinary project-based classes across all departments. These seminars involve collaboration with companies and local governments to propose solutions to real-world challenges, deepening practical learning.
Since 2024, the Department of Media and Imaging has been collaborating with the Japan Hockey Association (based in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) to produce videos for the Japan Women's National Field Hockey Team, promoting the sport's appeal.
Building on this track record, the third PR video, planned and produced jointly by the Japan Hockey Association and Technos Seminars, is now complete. Based on the concept 'Fall for Hockey in 120 Seconds,' the short-form video is designed to help younger audiences, primarily elementary and junior high students, easily understand hockey rules and 'superhuman' plays. Featuring professional players with extensive international match experience, the video captures the intensity and dynamism of the sport. Using the latest filming equipment, such as high-speed cameras and stabilizers (DJI RONIN 5), combined with advanced techniques, students created visually captivating imagery.
The video will be available starting May 21 on the Japan Hockey Association's official YouTube channel and other social media platforms.
At our college, students launch their own projects to address various societal challenges using unique Gen Z perspectives. In particular, recognizing the social value generated by sports, we incorporate learning opportunities and interactions through sports into our 'TECHNOS Seminars' to realize a 'well-being' society.
In the summer of 2024, with the cooperation of the Japan Hockey Association, our Media and Imaging students launched a project to widen the support circle for the Women's National Hockey Team. Given the challenges of field hockey regarding visibility and nurturing the next generation, students produced videos highlighting the charm of the players and the excitement of the sport, and planned PR activities using social media to increase awareness.
In the 2025 seminar, students produced videos featuring current and former national team players, utilizing drone photography and super-slow-motion techniques to capture the sport's charm with dynamic and delicate expression.
This third installment, titled 'Fall for Hockey in 120 Seconds,' features fast-paced, engaging content that introduces the basic rules and the players' 'superhuman' skills in a short, easy-to-understand format.
[School Overview]
Technos College (Tokyo College of Technology / Tokyo Air Travel Hotel College)
Corporation: Tanaka Ikueikai Educational Foundation
Established: 1959
Address: 5-1-29 Maehara-cho, Koganei-shi, Tokyo 184-8543
Since 2024, the Department of Media and Imaging has been collaborating with the Japan Hockey Association (based in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) to produce videos for the Japan Women's National Field Hockey Team, promoting the sport's appeal.
Building on this track record, the third PR video, planned and produced jointly by the Japan Hockey Association and Technos Seminars, is now complete. Based on the concept 'Fall for Hockey in 120 Seconds,' the short-form video is designed to help younger audiences, primarily elementary and junior high students, easily understand hockey rules and 'superhuman' plays. Featuring professional players with extensive international match experience, the video captures the intensity and dynamism of the sport. Using the latest filming equipment, such as high-speed cameras and stabilizers (DJI RONIN 5), combined with advanced techniques, students created visually captivating imagery.
The video will be available starting May 21 on the Japan Hockey Association's official YouTube channel and other social media platforms.
At our college, students launch their own projects to address various societal challenges using unique Gen Z perspectives. In particular, recognizing the social value generated by sports, we incorporate learning opportunities and interactions through sports into our 'TECHNOS Seminars' to realize a 'well-being' society.
In the summer of 2024, with the cooperation of the Japan Hockey Association, our Media and Imaging students launched a project to widen the support circle for the Women's National Hockey Team. Given the challenges of field hockey regarding visibility and nurturing the next generation, students produced videos highlighting the charm of the players and the excitement of the sport, and planned PR activities using social media to increase awareness.
In the 2025 seminar, students produced videos featuring current and former national team players, utilizing drone photography and super-slow-motion techniques to capture the sport's charm with dynamic and delicate expression.
This third installment, titled 'Fall for Hockey in 120 Seconds,' features fast-paced, engaging content that introduces the basic rules and the players' 'superhuman' skills in a short, easy-to-understand format.
[School Overview]
Technos College (Tokyo College of Technology / Tokyo Air Travel Hotel College)
Corporation: Tanaka Ikueikai Educational Foundation
Established: 1959
Address: 5-1-29 Maehara-cho, Koganei-shi, Tokyo 184-8543
FAQ
「120秒でハマる！ホッケー」とはどのような動画ですか？
小中学生を中心とした若年層向けに、フィールドホッケーのルールやプレイヤーの高度な技術（神技）を、スピード感あふれるショート動画スタイルでわかりやすく紹介するPR動画です。
この動画は誰が制作しましたか？
総合学院テクノスカレッジ（東京工学院専門学校／東京エアトラベル・ホテル専門学校）の映像メディア学科が、日本ホッケー協会の協力のもと共同で企画・制作しました。
動画にはどのような技術が使われていますか？
高速度カメラやDJI RONIN 5（スタビライザー）、ドローン、スーパースロー映像技術などを駆使し、国内外の試合経験豊富なプロ選手を起用してダイナミックに表現しています。
動画はどこで視聴できますか？
5月21日より、日本ホッケー協会の公式YouTubeチャンネル、Facebook、X、Instagramにて公開されています。
なぜこのようなプロジェクトを行っているのですか？
ホッケー女子日本代表の応援の輪を広げ、知名度向上や次世代育成という競技の現状課題に対し、学生が主体的に映像技術を駆使して社会的価値を創造する「TECHNOSゼミ」の一環として実施されています。