This is an immersive edutainment. The first part, "Movie Side," explains marine environmental issues. Children can learn while being impressed by the images on the dome screen or HMD. Next, children challenge the second part, the "game side". Kids will review their knowledge using four optional quizzes while enjoying an underwater experience and hunting for creatures. At this time, kids want to improve the score, so they want to watch the first part many times. Also, the production of VR takes great care to ensure that children with growing vision can enjoy it safely.

His real name is SHIN ASADA. In 1989, he entered the Department of Physical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University. In 1995, he joined Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. (now Panasonic Corporation), where he worked on the research and development of DVD recorders and the formulation of international standards. In 2000, when mass production of the first machine (later known as the DIGA) began, the company submitted a business plan to an internal venture company call for proposals and was transferred to Tokyo after leaving the research and development field. After receiving training in entrepreneurship and management, including business planning and risk management, he participated in the founding of Progressive Pictures, a subsidiary of the company, in 2001, and shifted his footing to the promotion of the digital cinema production style in the film industry. After leaving Panasonic in 2006, he went freelance and worked at maximage before founding his own company, Tawamure Inc. in 2008. He was nominated for the 2008 NY-Tokyo Film GrandPrix in the animation category. In 2011, he was selected as a writer for the Japanese edition of the American science magazine WIRED, and has been active under the pen name Shin Asaw a.k.a. ASSAwSSIN since 2013. Since 2020, he has been an associate professor of media expression at the Osaka Seikei University School of Art.

This institution is a project that consists of multiple groups interested in using the sea and conducts educational activities using VR. It seeks a wide range of participation from children to adults and works to solve various problems related to the sea such as plastic garbage and coral bleaching.