The Tokyo Dome Vision: AR Sports as Civilizational Foresight — A Personal Record of Structural Recognition, circa 2016
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| author | Katayama, Yoshimitsu |
| author_facet | Katayama, Yoshimitsu |
| contents | Around 2016, the author posted a vision on Facebook: a real Pokémon battle held inside Tokyo Dome, with spectators wearing scouter-like AR devices to watch virtual combatants fight in physical space. This paper records that vision as permanent DOI entry, establishing the author as an early observer of the dual-layer civilization — the fusion of physical and digital space — years before Apple Vision Pro, Meta's metaverse rebrand, and the broader AR industry confirmed the structural prediction. Using V=N/D, the paper argues the Tokyo Dome vision was structural recognition: the body reading the inevitable trajectory of D-reduction in human experience before the market named it. |
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| language | eng |
| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | The Tokyo Dome Vision: AR Sports as Civilizational Foresight — A Personal Record of Structural Recognition, circa 2016 Katayama, Yoshimitsu augmented reality Tokyo Dome Pokemon scouter dual-layer civilization Meta World V=N/D structural foresight Apple Vision Pro TheYKHC metaverse AR sports civilizational observer Around 2016, the author posted a vision on Facebook: a real Pokémon battle held inside Tokyo Dome, with spectators wearing scouter-like AR devices to watch virtual combatants fight in physical space. This paper records that vision as permanent DOI entry, establishing the author as an early observer of the dual-layer civilization — the fusion of physical and digital space — years before Apple Vision Pro, Meta's metaverse rebrand, and the broader AR industry confirmed the structural prediction. Using V=N/D, the paper argues the Tokyo Dome vision was structural recognition: the body reading the inevitable trajectory of D-reduction in human experience before the market named it. |
| title | The Tokyo Dome Vision: AR Sports as Civilizational Foresight — A Personal Record of Structural Recognition, circa 2016 |
| topic | augmented reality Tokyo Dome Pokemon scouter dual-layer civilization Meta World V=N/D structural foresight Apple Vision Pro TheYKHC metaverse AR sports civilizational observer |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20174109 |