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PROGRAM ARCHIVE / ENGLISH

zenschoolGLOBAL

An earlier introduction to a VR-based program exploring dialogue, inner motivation, and innovation.

This page preserves a former program guide. Its dates, fees, capacity, equipment, and application details are historical and do not describe current availability. Applications are not accepted here.

01 / REFLECTNoticeAttend to experience and inner motivation
02 / DIALOGUEExploreReflective conversation in a VR space
03 / CONCEPTShapeDevelop an idea into a business concept
04 / PRACTICEContinuePrototype, present, and follow up

THE FORMER PROGRAM

Making room for deeper dialogue

The former guide described zenschoolGLOBAL as an experiment in using an immersive virtual space for conversations about work, purpose, and new business ideas. It brought together mindfulness practice, reflection, and dialogue as a way to explore the motivations behind an idea.

Rather than presenting VR as a replacement for in-person learning, the page framed it as a different setting for focused conversation. Participants were invited to develop a concept, consider how it might become a prototype, and continue working on it after the intensive sessions. This is a description of the historical program, not a statement about current delivery.

FORMAT RECORDED

Structure in the former guide

The details below are retained as historical context, not as current dates or an active offer.

Six-month program

The guide described a six-month program with two intensive days, followed by practical work and continuing support.

Preparation and presentation

It included advance VR orientation, a follow-up lecture, and an online presentation session.

Monthly follow-up

After the presentation, the guide described monthly online check-ins of about one hour for six months.

Examples from the two intensive days

  • Day 1: A team-building exercise, personal-history reflection, mindful work, and dialogue.
  • Day 2: Idea exploration, storyboarding, and conversation in the VR environment.
  • Presentation: Participants shared their concepts and exchanged feedback. The former page also described confidentiality practices.

TOOLS & REQUIREMENTS

Environment described at the time

VR equipment

The former guide said a headset could be rented and that advance training was available.

Online tools

It referred to Spatial as the VR workspace, along with Zoom, a browser, and Google Slides.

Connection

It listed network-speed recommendations. Those figures should not be treated as current technical requirements.

HISTORICAL DETAILS

Information shown in the former listing

  • Fee: ¥300,000, excluding tax.
  • Start date: To be coordinated with prospective participants, according to the page.
  • Application: The former page linked to an external form. That link is not reproduced because its current status is unknown.

The archived Japanese page described about two hours of pre-program VR training; this English page described about 1.5 hours. The source pages differed, and neither figure is presented as a current requirement.