Das Japan promotende Magazin nippon.com übernahm einen Artikel von Sato Narumi, in dem es unter anderem heißt: „Thought to be the first robot ever built in Japan, Gakutensoku has a wide range of fluid, dynamic facial expressions and communicates by writing messages with a mechanical pen. The robot was unveiled to the public at the Kyoto Grand Exposition in Commemoration of the Imperial Coronation in 1928, and was subsequently shown at several other exhibitions before being lost during a tour of Germany. The modern version now on display at the Osaka Science Museum is a replica made in 2008.“
Diese Replica kann hier in Bewegung gesehen werden:
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