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JEUGIA culture center

[No membership fee required, 1-day workshop] Fun for parents and children! Making mini kadomatsu (New Year's decorations) with pine, bamboo, and plum motifs.

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[No joining fee required, 1-day course]
How about a hands-on crafting experience that you and your child can enjoy together during the winter holidays?
Let's make a beautiful mini kadomatsu (New Year's decoration) and welcome a bright new year!

Kadomatsu are pine decorations that serve as a marker to welcome the New Year's deity.
Why not make a mini kadomatsu (New Year's decoration) to express your wish for a happy year?
It is made using pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms, which symbolize health, growth, and happiness, as well as cute phalaenopsis orchids and chrysanthemums, and nandina berries.
On the day of the event, you can choose different colors for the flowers and tassels.
We use beautiful artificial flowers, so they won't wilt and can be displayed for a long time.
Also, next year is the Year of the Sheep.
Let's make some cute sheep picks and put them in too!
Even beginners can rest assured.
Our instructors will provide thorough support.
You can take your creations home with you and display them in your room or entryway to enjoy the New Year's spirit.

Lecturer: Nagisa Fujita [Flower Designer]
Dates: 12Sunday, the 27th, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Course fee: 1,650 yen (tax included)
Material fee: 2,700 yen (tax included) *Please pay the instructor directly in cash.
Artwork size (approx.): Width 19 x Depth 15 x Height 28 (cm)
Items to bring: a bag to take things home in
Capacity: 5 people
Target age:
Toddlers to adults *Children in lower elementary school grades or younger must be accompanied by a guardian.


 

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