- Date & Time
- Sunday, August 9, 2026
- Venue
- Tamagawa University
(6 -1-1 Tamagawa Gakuen, Machida City, Tokyo)
With the aim of deepening each child's understanding and experience of the arts and culture fields according to their own interests and interests, this program is led by university professors and others as instructors, and enables children to experience drama, dance, manufacturing, and live music in multiple genres in the art field, and to experience the joy of making, expressing, and thinking.
Program
1."Kizuyu ~ suhyakkyayakkyayako" ~ Let's make it, put it on, and play with it! ~
Do you know Hyakki Yako? To put it simply, it means that Yokai form a procession and take a walk at night. So, this time, we're going to make, wear, and play with yokai! Now, let's transform ourselves into cute monsters!
- lecturer
- Tatsuya KUSUHARA (Associate Professor), Maki NAGAMINE (Associate Professor), Kana AKABA (Feathers are in old Chinese characters) (Lecturer), and others
- Time
- 10:00～12:00
- Target
- elementary school student
- Number of applicants
- about 30
2．Actor Training in English
Based on modern actor training methods in Europe, you will learn the basics of acting in both English and Japanese languages. You don't need to be able to speak English. Experience the joy of performance and theater!
- lecturer
- Arkari, Jason (Professor), etc.
- Time
- 13:00～15:00
- Target
- 5th graders to junior high school students
- Number of applicants
- about 20
3. Create and paint your own paints
They make their own paints using natural materials in Tamagawa. Use the colors, textures, and materials of the paints you created to expand your image.
- lecturer
- Sayaka KODAMA (Associate Professor), etc.
- Time
- 13:00～15:00
- Target
- Elementary school students to junior high school students * Elementary school students in grade 1~3 must be accompanied by a guardian.
- Number of applicants
- about 20
4. Let's make a ceramic plate using the unevenness around you!
Trees and man-made objects that we normally interact with. This is a workshop where you make your work while looking for irregularities around you. The participants make their own pottery using trees thinned at the university, stamps prepared by the university, and personal items brought by the participants. We will return the finished product after baking, so please use it as tableware at home.
- lecturer
- Toshiyuki TSUBAKI (Professor/Dean of the School of Art) and others
- Time
- 13:00～15:00
- Target
- 4th to 6th grade
- Number of applicants
- about 20
5. Let's express festival music with handmade musical instruments!
Let's enjoy the festival's "Ohayashi" performance with handmade instruments and Japanese musical instruments! We play hand-made Japanese musical instruments by ourselves, and play Kasaibayashi and creative bayashi with real Japanese musical instruments (Shinobue, Atari-gane, Odo, Shime-daiko). In the end, everyone expresses their own festival bayashi. It would be great if you could experience the "joy of Japanese music" by expressing the sound of festival music that you have heard close to you, together with the "pause and heart" of your friends.
- lecturer
- SHIMIZU Hiromi (Professor), WATANABE Akiko (Professor), KOBAYASHI Fumiko (Associate Professor), and others
- Time
- 13:00～15:00
- Target
- 4th grade elementary school to junior high school
- Number of applicants
- about 20
6. Let's be something! Animation created by everyone
Use your body to create an animation. By imagining yourself as a bird, a wizard, or something else, new movements are born. It's a workshop where everyone, both the photographer and the photographer, make it together. The video you made will be shown in the workshop.
- lecturer
- Tetsuya Hakata (Lecturer), etc.
- Time
- 14:00～16:00
- Target
- Elementary school grade 1 to high school students (up to 18 years old)
- Number of applicants
- about 20
Admission Fee
Free
How to apply
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subscription period
Tuesday, June 2, 2026 to Friday, July 3
Credit
- Sponsor
- Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture Arts Council Tokyo, Tamagawa University
Contact Us
FY2026 'Kids & Youth Open Campus' Secretariat
TEL: 03-6264-2097 [Weekdays 10:00~17:00]
E-mail: kidsyouthoc2026-tamagawa*alfanet.jp (Please replace * with @)