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Thursday, 18 September 2025

Japanese students discover the Planetary Health Diet in the Taste Lab

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Hiroshima University students in the Taste Lab

Hiroshima University students in the Taste Lab

A group of students from our partner university in Hiroshima visited the University of Graz as part of a summer school. The programme included a cooking workshop on the Planetary Health Diet in our Taste Lab! With great enthusiasm and a willingness to experiment, the students tried out recipes that are not only delicious but also contribute to a more sustainable diet.

Through the International Relations Office of the University of Graz, the group of students from Hiroshima came to Graz to attend a week of workshops and courses on sustainable development. A special experience awaited them in the Taste Lab, where the principles of the Planetary Health Diet took centre stage.

With great commitment, the students prepared recipes that demonstrate how closely health and climate protection are linked. The international group was very enthusiastic – not only about cooking, but also about exchanging ideas on different food cultures and perspectives on sustainability.

The next cooking course on this exciting topic will take place on 6 October 2025 in the Taste Lab. Anyone interested is cordially invited to take part and experience for themselves how enjoyable a healthy and sustainable diet can be. Further information and registration can be found here.

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