"Parent-Child Origami Experience" General Class Traditional Cultural Experience 2025

The roots of origami were the beautiful considerations of the samurai society?! While origami is a familiar "play" for Japanese people, its roots lie in a secret culture and technique called origata, which has a history of over 600 years, where special Japanese paper was used to "wrap things" and "tie things." Over time, it evolved from the formal etiquette of wrapping items to becoming a common, enjoyable origami play. Let's create a "floral wrap" that enhances the beauty of flowers together as a parent and child! ■Notes Only those who allow photography may participate. Adults participating alone are not allowed. Those with a fever on the day of the event cannot participate.

Map & Location

Details about "Parent-Child Origami Experience" General Class Traditional Cultural Experience 2025

Date & Time

10/12(Sun) 13:00～16:30

Note

General class (afternoon session) 13:00-14:30, 15:00-16:30

Venue

National Showa Memorial Park "Hanamidori Cultural Center" Gallery 2

Address

Tachikawa City, Tokyo 3173 Midoricho

Fee

2000 yen for one parent-child group (1 child + 1 parent)

parking

Showa Memorial Park "Tachikawa Entrance Parking Lot" is the closest to the venue

Access (Public)

10-minute walk from JR Chuo Line "Tachikawa" Station / 8-minute walk from Tama Toshi Monorail "Tachikawa Kita" Station Park Exit

Contact

050-3159-9690 （(General Incorporated Association) Minamus GOHAN PROJECT）

URL

https://origata1012-pm.peatix.com