Let’s make colorful skulls with people from Mexico and experience the Mexican Obon 'Day of the Dead'!
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This popular event will be held again this year! During Obon in Mexico, the city is decorated with colorful parades and parties. Experience the Mexican Obon festival by making the famous colorful skulls with the Mexican people! At the event, you will paint a skull mold and create your own original skull. The craft will be supervised by Ms. Chizuko Osato, a plastic arts artist with ties to Mexico. The language used will be Japanese. Don't worry, the Mexican participants also speak Japanese.
Workshop management company
WTOC Inc. "Travel around the world from the classroom!"
Date and time
Saturday, August 9th ①9:30-10:50 Advance reservation ②12:30～13:50 Same-day reception 3.15:30-16:50 Registration on the day
2nd grade elementary school to junior high school students
Parent/guardian accompaniment
Any
Support in English
Available
Things to prepare
Clothing that you don't mind getting stained with paint, or an apron for children
Remarks
・Please be careful not to get your clothes dirty as this project involves using paint. ・For same-day registration sessions, registration will begin at 9:30am at West Walk South Special Venue (first come, first served). ・Payment of the participation fee on the day of the event can only be made in cash.
Category
Art and Lifestyle
Notes
Please see this page for the Q&A on the workshop. Please check the workshop information on this page before applying.
Inquiries
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Application period
June 13th (Friday) 13:00 - June 24th (Tuesday) 23:59
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