A Project to Support Physics Studies in Japan Launches with "Particle Boys"

Support towards the growth of physics studies in Japan is coming up with a new promotional project to be launched by Tokyo-based character goods company G-Mix and its name is “Particle Boys.”
 
As part of its promotional project, plans are being made for the release of a variety of merchandise including LINE stamps and a four-panel manga series found only Twitter. At this time, photos of merchandise including tin badges and a clear file.

 
The story of the project takes place in Japan and takes on a tale of youth science involving a group of young males from all over. Designed by Japanese illustrator Minato Yaguchi, all characters featured in the project are to be inspired by typical fundamental particles of science.

For example, Higgs Boson, Up Quark, Down Quark, Gluon, and Electron are some to name and along with the announcement, a key visual with the characters on line-up has also been released as well. Starting from left to right there is Up Quark, Down Quark, Higgs Bozon, Gluon Adler and Elec Smith. Any other characters for the project will be revealed at a later date.

In the upcoming Ichinoseki Local Beer Festival to be held  on August 19 and 20 at the Iwate Prefecture, there will be additional details revealed for the project at a special booth for the project. As the project aims to promote physics, it is also to be noted that the festival will also be having a science kids section.
 
The Ichinoseki Beer Festival is a festivals where beer lovers of all kinds get to enjoy over a hundred types of bears from all over Japan.For this year the festival will be entering into its 20th year and will be featuring a total of 250 types of beers from over a 100 companies. Known as the largest celebration of beer in Japan, participants also bet to enjoy delicious cuisine with local products to go along with their drinks.
 
Those who wish to keep track on the project’s progress can do so by following its social media pages at Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.

Source: Crunchyroll News