Wakuwakuna Gakusha 2025 - Get in Touch with Japanese Culture



Business Overview
Under the title of "Warm and Warm Learning Halls," workshops are held to create opportunities to become familiar with various traditional Japanese cultures and to experience the fun of Japanese culture.
For "Kotsuzumi" and "Nihon Buyo," participants of a wide range of ages, from elementary school students to adults, participated in a total of four workshops and presented their results. For the presentation of the results, I appeared in a performance held every year by the coaching organization.
His works included 'Hinatsuru Sanbaso' (small hand drum), 'Sakura Sakura' (classical Japanese dance) and 'Itako Dejima' (classical Japanese dance).
"Tea Ceremony" was a lesson for adults on weeknights, and the results of the six lessons, titled "Gentle Tea Ceremony," were presented to the public.
Instructions were provided by Japanese cultural groups in Ota Ward (Ota Ward Traditional Japanese Music Federation, Ota Ward Japanese Dance Federation, and Ota Ward Flower and Tea Ceremony Culture Association).
- Period of Activity / Project
- 【 Kotsuzumi 】 Saturday, September 6, 2025 7th (Sun) 13th (Sat) 14th (Sun) 【 Outcome announcement 】 September 15, 2025 (Mon holiday)
【 Nihon Buyo 】 October 2025 13 (Mon holiday) 19th (Sun) 25th (Sat) Sunday, November 2 【 Outcome announcement 】 Sunday, November 9, 2025
【 Sado 】 Wednesday, December 10, 2025 24th (Wed) Wednesday, January 21, 2026 Wednesday, February 4 25th (Wed) Wednesday, March 11 【 Outcome announcement 】 Sunday, March 15 - Venues
- Ota Citizen's Plaza
Profile
[Ota-ku Cultural Promotion Association]
our association was established in July 1987 for the purpose of promoting culture in Ota-ku, and since April 2010 has been the Ota-ku Cultural Promotion Association.
Ota Ward Residents Plaza, Ota Ward Residents Hall Aprico, Ota Culture Forest, Ryushi Memorial Hall, etc., and provides opportunities for residents to engage in voluntary activities and appreciate high-quality culture and art. In recent years, it has been developing projects outside the facility, and is working to promote culture and art through cooperation and co-creation with administrative agencies such as the ward and local human resources and organizations.




