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2022/10/16 - 2022/10/16 / 千葉県 千葉市 中央区 / Seasonal / Occasion

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Address 260-0852 千葉県 千葉市 中央区 青葉町977番1号
Date 2022/10/16 - 2022/10/16
Time 10:30 minute(s)
[Time detail]

1st 10 ： 30 ～
2nd 13 ： 30 ～

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[Venue detail]

Web Access No.823373

Aoba Culture Course: Making Washi Kakuro Andon

Washi is attracting attention from all over the world as "Japanese craftsmanship".
Why don't you make a square paper lantern （ or a rose lantern ） using a lot of this high quality washi paper ？?
Using an abundance of high-quality washi paper, which is attracting attention from around the world as "Japanese craftsmanship," we will make Kakudon (square paper lanterns) （ and Rose Lanterns ）.

[Date]
October 16, 2022 （ Sun ）
[Time]
1st session 10 ： 30 ～
2nd session 13 ： 30 ～
[Venue]
Aoba no Mori Park Art & Culture Hall
Practice Room
[Admission]
Fee ／ 3,000 yen （ including materials ）
[Deadline]
October 9 （ Sun ）

[Lecturer]
Akiko Fuyuno （ Atelier of Light PaperMoon ）

Studied cultural theory at university, and after graduation worked for a general company.
While working there, he was attracted to Japanese traditional crafts of "Washi" (Japanese paper) and "Lamps" and started creating them.
In 2001, he devoted himself to creative activities, and in 2007, he opened a studio in Okusawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo.
Currently, in addition to making lights, she holds handmade light classes and teaches seminars throughout Japan.
Atelier PaperMoon, Light Sommelier, Light Artist,
Light Therapy Instructor, Director of Orizonte Co.

For application details, please see the official website or the flyer.
https://www.cbs.or.jp/aoba/events/20221016
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[Contact]
Aoba no Mori Park Art & Culture Hall
043-266-3511
  • [Registrant]青葉の森公園芸術文化ホール
  • [Language]日本語
  • [TEL]043-266-3511
  • Posted : 2022/09/21
  • Published : 2022/09/21
  • Changed : 2022/09/21
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