The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum has a big garden. In this workshop, we will explore the garden with curious eyes, looking closely at the plants and the ground. As we search for beautiful colours and patterns, some may shine like tiny stars! In the end, we will create a special specimen with the little stars we found.

Children from all backgrounds are invited to join. We will speak in plain Japanese. Let's have fun and enjoy talking together!

 

■What We Will Do

– Observe the plants and the ground in the garden.
– Draw the beautiful colours and patterns we find in the garden using coloured pencils.
– Create a special specimen from the little stars we find.

 

■Language

Plain Japanese

 

■Who Can Join

Children from Grade 3 to Junior High School
– Children with foreign backgrounds
– Japanese children
※ Elementary school children (Grade 3–6) can join the workshop together with one parent/guardian.

 

■Fee

Free for children
Parents/guardians must pay the museum entry fee:
Adults: ¥1,400
Seniors (65+): ¥700

 

■Workshop Leader

Tomoko Iwata（Artist）

 

■Application Deadline

February 28 (Fri)

 

■How to Apply

Send an email to: programs@teien-art-museum.ne.jp
Please include all the following information:

1. Child's name
2. Parent/guardian's name (if joining)
3. Email address
4. Phone number
5. Which day you want to join (March 15 or March 16)
6. Child's school grade
7. Language(s) spoken at home
8. Language(s) used at school
9. How long the child has lived in Japan
10. Anything else you want to tell us about the child.
 
If many people apply, we will hold a lottery. We will email you by Thursday, March 6, to let you know if you can join.

 

• Elementary school children can join the workshop together with one parent/guardian. Junior high school children must join alone.
  Parents/Guardians are also welcome to visit the museum's exhibition during the workshop.
  There is also a café inside the museum.

• Please note that the activities during the workshop will be photographed.
  The photographs may be used by the museum for public relations purposes.

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