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| Delivering Starlit Skies |
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GOTO INC has a long history of producing custom mobile observatories in Japan.
These vehicles typically use our 20cm/25cm Coude telescope mounted in a Japanese commercial
truck or van. The vehicle goes to schools, public halls, parks, and anywhere for that matter.
Its utilization is far higher than immobile observatories. The vehicle is equipped with
audiovisual devices that can be used to continue teaching about the night sky if the event is
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■ Custom-built in accordance with individual needs |
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Vehicles are tailored to satisfy individual needs and offered in many sizes,
as small as compact cars or as large as trucks.
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■ Operating in many areas of Japan |
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The biggest advantage of the Astrocar is that it can squeeze into any spot as long as
a parking space is available. It can support events in which neighborhood residents get together
to talk and enjoy views of the universe. The Astrocar suits events at a square, park,
hall or highway service area, bringing the universe very close to people from all walks of life.
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| Sapporo, Hokkaido(Retirement) |
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Kushiro, Hokkaido: Cassiopeia |
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Sendai, Miyagi: Vega |
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| Sapporo Science Center |
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Kushiro Science Museum |
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Sendai Astronomical Observatory |
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| Sano, Tochigi: Sirius |
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Oyama, Tochigi: Hosshi |
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Fuchu, Tokyo: Pegasus II |
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| Sano Kyodo Museum |
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Oyama Municipal Museum |
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Fuchu Kyodo-no-Mori Museum |
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| Yokkaichi, Aichi: Kirara |
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Takayama, Gifu: Dream Star |
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Sasebo, Nagasaki: View Star |
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| Yokkaichi Municipal Museum |
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Hida District Administrative Office |
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Nagasaki Prefectural Sasebo Shonen-no-Tenchi |
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