A local farmer’s and handicraft market to enrich your daily life!

Date: Saturday November 16th and Sunday November 17th, 2019
Market hours: 10:00–15:00
Place: At the auditorium and lecture room of the Sugimura Jun Museum of Art (Shiogama City), 30 minutes east of Sendai.

“Kurashi no Ichi” is a local farmer’s and handicraft market under the theme of “Enrich your daily life with wisdom and fresh ideas”.

You will find attractive food stands furnished by local stores, featuring locally-grown vegetables, tableware, woodworks, antique goods, handmade goods, plants and so on.

This event is sure to freshen and spice up your everyday life!

Admission is free but some workshops require an application and an entrance fee to join.
Please use the special parking space or public transport to come to the venue.
 

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Workshops available on both days (November 16th and 17th)

 
“Let’s Make a Face Cookie!”
by Goma (food designer unit)

At this workshop, you can decorate a chocolate banana sandwich cookie with icing and chocolates to make a cute and funny face!
*Price: 1500 yen (including material cost and beverage)
*Times: Nov. 16th 13:00 – 14:30 / Nov. 17th 11:00 – 12:30
*Maximum of 25 people for each workshop. An advance reservation is required here.

 

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“Let’s Experience Weaving!”
by Koubou Spica

At the workshop, you can weave a 10-centimeter-wide square fabric.
*Price: 500 yen and you can join at any time.

 

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“Make your own embroidery goods!”
by cozuzu Shugeiten

*Price: Up to 1000 yen (including material cost. Extra 50 yen for each additional thread)
*You can join at any time.
*This workshop will take up to 40 minutes per session.
*Recommended for children over 10 years old or participants who can sew.

 

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“Make-Your-Own DIY Christmas Gift Box and Ornaments with Masking Tapes”
by shimaumafive

*No admission fee and you can join at any time.
*Please bring your empty box or you can also use the empty boxes we will prepare.

 

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“Make-Your-Own Autumn Wreath”
by Kinomino
*Price: 300 yen
*You can join at any time between 10:00 and 14:00.
*Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult.

 

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“Make-Your-Own Swag Ornaments with Autumn Flowers”
by coeur tranquil

*Price: Small 1500 yen / Large 2000 yen
*You can join at any time.

 

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“Make-Your-Own Dried Lacquer Brooch”
by Fablab SENDAI -FLAT

*Price: 500 yen
*You can join at any time.

 

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“Make-Your-Own Home Herbal Products”
by natural.smile.design

*Price: 1000 yen for an aromatic air freshener or soap
*The air freshener workshop will take about 5 to 10 minutes and the soap workshop will take about 20 to 30 minutes.
*You can join at any time and children are also welcome to join.

 

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“Make-Your-Own Botanical Items”
by Lamp of Hope

At this workshop, you can either make your own botanical candle with autumn leaves with flowers or your own oil lamp with flowers!
*Price: 1600 yen for a botanical candle (including material cost) / 3200 yen for an oil lamp (including material cost and a bottle of oil)
*You can join at any time (last admission 14:00).

 

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“Make-Your-Own Shopping Bag”
by Kouishitsu mege

At this workshop, you can make your own shopping bag using old event banners.
*Price: 2000 yen (including material cost)
*Time: 10:30-12:00 / 13:00-14:30
*An advance reservation is required here.

 

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Workshops available on November 17th only

 
“Make-Your-Own Home Accessories from Wood”
by Mokkou kigoto

This workshop will show you how to make two kinds of items from wood such as candle holders and chopsticks.
*Price: 1200 yen for chopsticks / 1000 to 1500 yen for a candle holder
*Time: 10:00- / 11:00- / 12:00- / 13:00- / 14:00-
*This workshop will take about 50 minutes.
*Maximum of 4 people for each session (Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult). An advance reservation is required here.
*Please either bring your apron or clothes that you would not mind having them become dirty.　

For more information and to obtain a workshop application, please call 022-362-2555 or e-mail us: e-mail

Translated by JUNBI Supporters