[7-8 Nov] Kurashi no Ichi: The Fall 2026 Edition – Lineup of Workshops at the Study Room Space
投稿日：2026.10.28
The following line-up showcases the hands-on workshops that both children and adults can join. Visitors are invited to visit the booths and try out a variety of fun crafts that they can learn and enjoy together.
Where applicable, please note that a participation fee for the workshops will vary. Only cash (Japanese Yen: JPY) is accepted.
Should there be any inquiries, please don’t hesitate to ask the event and museum staff.
Here is the line-up of workshops for Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday 7 November 2026
OHISAMANOOKA MIYAGI STEINER GAKUEN
Crafting Autumn-Inspired Wool Accessories and Candlelight Cards
This booth introduces the “Ohisama no Oka Miyagi Steiner Gakuen.” In these workshops, participants can create brooches and hair ties using plant-dyed wool, or craft Candlelight Cards using watercolors. We use watercolors from Stockmar, known for their beautiful, translucent quality. Try layering the paint to depict the soft glow of a candle flame! Our sales section features beautiful educational materials used in Steiner (Waldorf) education, as well as various handcrafted items.
Time: 10:00–15:00
Participation Fee: Wool brooch (approx. 6cm) 500 JPY / Wool hair tie (approx. 4cm) 300 JPY / “Candlelight” card 1,500 JPY
Duration: 15–20 minutes for wool accessories; approx. 45 minutes for “Candlelight” cards.
Target Audience: Wool accessories are open to all ages (children in 3rd grade of elementary school or younger must be accompanied by a guardian). “Candlelight” card workshops are for junior high school students and older.
Shimaumafive
Light-up Ornaments & Finger-Knitted Scrunchies
Join our workshops to create ornaments that light up with the flip of a switch, or craft hair ties using a finger-knitting technique.
Times: 10:00 / 11:00 / 13:00 / 14:00 (Advance Reservations will be given priority)
Capacity: 4 people per session
Participation fee: 700 JPY (glowing ornament), 1,500 yen (finger-knitted scrunchie)
Advance Reservations Required (Form available in Japanese)
Sunday 8 November 2026
memememe múm
Nandemonai-kun transforming workshop
Choose your favorite plush charm, then attach fabric, beads, and more to create your very own unique companion!
Time: 10:00–15:00
Participation fee: 1,000 JPY
TEXTOILE/LAWN
Silk-Screen Printing Workshop
TEXTOILE (General Incorporated Association) explores various social connections—such as those within local communities or the welfare sector—through textile design. LAWN creates textile products that are delightful to hold and touch. For this edition of Kurashi no Ichi, they will host a silk-screen printing workshop where you can choose from several patterns and a variety of ink colors. You are welcome to bring your own items—such as old T-shirts or bags you already own—to print on. Alternatively, you can purchase one of their original-pattern bags to print on instead.
Time: 10:00–15:00
Participation fee: 1,000 JPY per print (for items brought from home).
If you choose to print on an original TEXTOILE tote bag, an additional fee for the bag will apply.
Available on both 7 and 8 November 2026
Ohayou Kutsushita Children’s Art & Craft Class
Mosaic Tile Art
Create a coaster by arranging colorful tiles. Enjoy experimenting with color combinations! Open to everyone, from children to adults!
Time: 10:00–15:00 (Drop-in participation)
Participation fee may apply. Please inquire on the day of the event.
Atelier Flakke
Making “Puffy” Resin Stickers
Create “puffy” (domed) stickers using resin. Please bring along the items you would like to turn into stickers.
The workshop uses a low-odor resin that cures under UV light. For safety, the space will be ventilated, and participants will be provided with gloves and masks to wear.
Time: 10:00–15:00 (Drop-in participation)
Participation fee may apply. Please inquire on the day of the event.
FabLab SENDAI – FLAT
Kanshitsu (Dry Lacquer) Mini-Brooch-making & More
FabLab SENDAI – FLAT is a community workshop space where anyone can freely bring their ideas to life. Equipped with both traditional hand tools—such as hammers and screwdrivers—and digital fabrication machinery, including laser cutters and 3D printers, Participants in this workshop, you can create accessories using Kanshitsu (dry lacquer) sheets, as well as other small items to brighten up your daily life. The activities are suitable and welcome for everyone from children to adults.
Payments such as PayPay and PayPal are also accepted.
Time: 10:00–15:00 (Drop-in participation)
Participation fee: From 500 JPY
Tree Tree Ishinomaki
Painting Kokeshi Dolls and Wooden Toys
Ishinomaki Kokeshi are traditional wooden toys crafted with a unique, charming, and playful twist. In this painting workshop, you can decorate various shapes of Kokeshi dolls and wooden toys—ranging from traditional forms to Daruma shapes, vehicles, cradles, and more. Create a one-of-a-kind, original wooden toy that the world has never seen before!
Credit cards and various electronic payment methods are accepted.
Time: 10:00–15:00 (Drop-in participation)
Participation fee: From 2,500 JPY onwards
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The Museum Bazaar
The Art Museum Flea Market
This flea market features assorted items no longer needed by the Shiogama City Sugimura Jun Museum of Art and/or its staff, offered at affordable prices. You’ll find everything from art-related goods and leftover materials from workshops to miscellaneous items—and even some things that are hard to to find anywhere! Come explore and see what hidden treasures you can discover!
On Sunday 8 November, schoolchildren participating at the Gamakko Shopping Street, a vocational experience program held with Shiogama City, will be helping out as shop assistants. Visitors are invited to come and support!