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The "CanSat Koshien" is a competition where high school students design, build, and launch small satellites called "CanSats" into the air using rockets. The competition aims to foster teamwork, problem-solving, and communication skills among students. The event has been held annually since 2008, with the number of participating schools increasing each year. The competition consists of local and national tournaments, with the winning team participating in an international tournament in Europe. The event is organized by the "Math and Science Education Committee" and is supported by various sponsors. The committee is seeking support for the 2019 tournament, which will be held in Japan and will feature 40 high schools from across the country. The winning team will participate in the European tournament, which is organized by the European Space Agency (ESA). The competition is not only about the technical aspects of building and launching a satellite but also about the students' ability to work together as a team, communicate their ideas, and learn from their experiences.