Hands-on Shops are back at Kids Club members-only event!
We are bringing you some photos from the "Let's Make Carp Streamer Balloons!" Shops held on Sunday, May 1st during Golden Week, which was attended by many customers.

Before entering, please have your temperature taken and disinfect your hands to help prevent the spread of infection!
In the work space, acrylic partitions are installed at each table, and items needed for work such as pens and wet tissues are also installed on each table, so you can concentrate and enjoy your time while avoiding droplet and contact infection!

First, the instructor will explain how to make it and give some tips on coloring it!
All the little kids were listening to the song together.

The pens come in six colors: red, blue, yellow, green, pink, and orange, so you can use the color you like.
Many people painted colorful patterns such as diagonal lines and hearts on their work because painting over or overpainting can result in unevenness or peeling off after completion.

Once you have finished painting one side, dry the ink with a hair dryer, then paint the other side and dry it with a hair dryer again.
The hair dryers will be handled by the instructors and staff, so even small children can use them safely.

Once both sides are completely dry, inflate it with air and tie it to a handle...
Your cute, puffy carp streamer balloon is now complete!

At the end, we took a smiling Instax photo while holding the carp streamer balloons☆
The film came out the moment the picture was taken, and the children were thrilled to see the image gradually emerge on the blank film for the first time!
You can take it home with you in a Polaroid frame designed by Ono Ruise, a painter from Hiratsuka City.

Decorate your room with your own special carp streamer, or let it float and play.
Did you have a fun Golden Week?
Please come and join us again at Kids Club events to make some great memories!