Assembling a computer starts with a doll. Japan's KidZania amusement park will launch a new class next month: each class is 30 minutes long and teaches how to assemble a computer.

According to news on this site on June 14, two companies in Tokyo, Japan announced a cooperation to provide computer assembly tutorials for children starting on July 26, teaching students CPU, GPU, etc. and how to assemble knowledge.

The event is organized by amusement park company KidZania and Japanese PC supplier Mouse Computer. It is aimed at children aged 3-15 years old. Each class is about 30 minutes and is led by a The teacher guided 8 participants to let the children learn how to assemble a desktop computer using real components such as CPU, memory, and graphics card.

It's unclear whether it will be using an off-the-shelf heat sink or learning complex techniques such as how to evenly apply thermal grease. After completing the above assembly, the installation results will be tested by whether it can be turned on.

Checking public information on this site, KidZania has been launched in 22 countries, with a total of 29 parks in operation or under construction, making it the fastest growing indoor children's playground in recent years. One of the paradises.

KidZania Tokyo Children's Theme Park is a town shrunk to two-thirds the size of the real world. There are 60 different locations with around 100 different characters for kids to explore.

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