Vivinavi

Enjoy the I'Museum summer at the Ichihara Museum of History

The Ichihara Museum of History is offering a variety of hands-on lectures and workshops to enjoy the summer until September 1.
This year, with "hani-wa" as the keyword, we are having a special event "making a hani-wa stand" and "hani-wa coloring" which will be held every day. Please come and enjoy the museum's unique summer vacation in the cool museum.

▼ Making of "katadama" (Japanese paper beads)
August 3 （ Sat ）, 15 （ Thu ） ★, 25 （ Sun ）, 31 （ Sat ） （ ★ are new colors
10:00, 13:30, 20 persons each time, about 1 hour
Material fee ： 500 yen

▼ Folk tool experience
August 3 （ Sat ）, 25 （ Sun ） 11:15am, 15:00 20 people each time About 45 minutes

▼ Chiba University collaboration boar-shaped earthenware （ 3D printer output ） coloring workshop
Aug 4 （ Sun ） 10:00, 13:30, 15:30 25 people each time About 1 hour

▼ Making Haniwa Stand
Aug 10 （ Sat ）, 11 （ Sun ・ Holidays ）, 12 （ Mon ・ Closed ） 9:30am, 11:30am 1pm, 3pm, 10 people per session, about 30 minutes

▼ Mud Menco Making
Aug 10 （ Sat ） ★, 17 （ Sat ）, Aug 24 （ Sat ）, 9/1 （ Sun ） （ ★ is a new pattern ）
10am, 1:30pm, 20 people per session, about 1 hour
Material fee 200 yen

▼ Making shellfish accessories
Aug 11 （ Sun 10:00, 13:30, 15 people each time, about 1 hour
300 yen for materials

▼ Ajiro basket making
Aug 12 （ Mon ・ Holiday ） 10:00, 13:30, 15 people each time, about 2 hours
500 yen for materials 500 yen

▼ Making Fans （ Playing with Crests ）
August 14 （ Wed ）, 15 （ Thu ） 9:30, 11:30, 13:00, 15:00 5 persons each time, about 30 minutes
▼ Making shell rings
Aug 14 （ Wed ）, 18 （ Sun ） 10am, 1:30pm 20 people each time, about 1 hour
300 yen for materials

▼ Experience of light
August 18 （ Sun ）, 31 （ Sat ） 11:15, 15:00, 30 people per session, about 45 minutes

▼ Experience of ancient costume
August 4 (Sun), 17 Sat ）, 24th （ Sat ）, Sept. 1st （ Sun ） 11:15am, 3pm, 21 people each time, about 45 min

▼ Honeycomb Coloring
Everyday until Sept. 1st （ Sun ） daily from 9am to 5pm

▼ For more information, visit the Ichihara History Museum website.
https://www.imuseum.jp/about_imuseum/oshirase/informationReiwa6/1263.html

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