【In September】 Hobby / Cultural experience in Japan Page 68

• Age 5～Age 100
• 1～2 hours

It is a hand-kneading experience plan that stretches clay into a stick shape and piles it up little by little. You can freely make up to two hot water, mugs, small bowls, etc. Hand-made vessels have a handmade taste and are recommended for everyday use and as gifts made with all your heart.

• For Groups

• Age 10～Age 100
• 1～2 hours

Of a tool to use when you set up your tea, you will experience the making Chasen. Chasen made using Shiratake is, starts from the work is said to be thread over, make up to finish. For making only a scalpel and fingertips, it will be a steady work, but craftsmen will guidance carefully. After the experience, so we offer a green tea and sweets, relax and relax please.

• For Rainy Days
• In Door Activity
• For Groups

• Age 6～Age 100
• 1～2 hours
• 10:00 / 14:00 / 19:00

We offer a curriculum from beginner to advanced. From hand forming to string making, board making, and electric potter's wheel, we will teach you according to your request. Various decoration techniques are also incorporated each time. In addition, you can try a wide range of pottery techniques such as anagama kiln practice with firewood, Shino ware, carbonization firing, and coloring. We have about 20 types of clay and more than 20 types of glaze. Even those with long pottery experience should be satisfied. *In the case of an electric potter's wheel, more clay is used, so the fee will be 1,100 yen plus the hand-twisting fee.

• For Rainy Days
• For Groups

• Age 6～Age 100
• 1～2 hours

While touching the charm of the earth, we try to make an original mug only for one person in the world. Japan Active outside Female It is safe because the potter will teach and follow carefully and carefully even for beginners. The finished work is perfect as a gift for loved ones as well as your daily use vessel.

• For Rainy Days
• For Groups

• Age 1～Age 99
• Within 1 hour
• 18:00 / 19:00

Mugen Kajipitou is a Yosakoi dance team formed in Osaka in 2001. Their name is a combination of "the source of dreams (Mugen)" and "Kajipitou (a person with feelings)" in the Okinawan dialect. They value the "connection of invisible feelings" and aim to deliver "dreams," "hope," and "emotions" through their dance. They have participated in the Kochi Yosakoi Festival and the Osaka Koiya Festival, as well as other Yosakoi events across the country. Their activities are not limited to performances; they also create their own music, costumes, and choreography, and their main characteristic is that they express the connections between "people and people" and "people and nature" through their original works.

• In Door Activity
• For Groups