The Workshop Collection in Takeshiba—“Experience the Cities and Jobs of the Future!”—is set to take place on Saturday, July 3, and Sunday, July 4!

http://wsc.or.jp/workshop/page/article/8109.html

Workshop Collection in Yamaguchi 2021 is set to take place on Saturday, November 13, and Sunday, November 14! We are currently accepting applications from exhibitors.

https://canvas.ws/workshop/25528

“Rough & Peace Mother,” a new educational platform that CANVAS is helping to organize, is scheduled to hold a special class on Sunday, June 27!

https://classroom.lnp-mother.com/

Registration is now open for the Kids Creative Institute Summer Camp Program!

https://www.canvas.ws/kenkyujo/

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Workshop Collection in Takeshiba – Experience the Cities and Jobs of the Future! – will be held on Saturday, July 3, and Sunday, July 4! With the theme “Jobs of the Future, Cities of the Future,” this event will feature a wealth of workshops and exhibits that encourage you to think about the future—covering topics like robots, VR, programming, and environmental issues! On the same days and at the same venue, we’ll also be hosting “Change Tomorrow (Chomoro).” *We’re implementing strict measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please check the website below for details.

http://wsc.or.jp/workshop/page/article/8109.html

It has been decided that “Workshop Collection,” a nationwide workshop expo for children, will be held in Yamaguchi Prefecture! This two-day event supports the various creative endeavors of children who will shape the future. We are currently accepting applications from exhibitors!

Preschoolers https://canvas.ws/workshop/25528

Just as you mix colors with paint, how can you create colors using programming and electronic circuits? Use text-based programming to create glowing products that express the beauty and emotions “you envision”! What kind of light will you create? What feelings will you give shape to? *For elementary through middle school students!

https://www.canvas.ws/kenkyujo/ laboratory/sc2021steam.php

Where do “colors” come from? While exploring the connections between color and nature, and between people and nature, let’s create “colors” and “drawing tools” using a surprise kit sent from France! What will you draw? Who will you draw with? How will you draw?

Preschoolers: https://www.canvas.ws/kenkyujo/laboratory/ sc2021y_writing_factory.php

Elementary School Students: https://www.canvas.ws/kenkyujo/laboratory/ sc2021s_writing_factory.php

The Kids Creative Lab has been a huge hit! At our new Takeshiba location, kids will try their hand at making rockets out of vegetables, designing costumes, and more… We can’t wait to see how everyone’s discoveries and flashes of inspiration will spread throughout the lab!

Preschoolers: https://www.canvas.ws/kenkyujo/laboratory/ takeshiba2nd_y.php

Elementary School Students https://www.canvas.ws/kenkyujo/laboratory/ takeshiba2nd_s.php

This is the Kids Creative Lab’s three-month online series, “Secret Hideout in Our Home”! The setting for “Secret Hideout at Home” is wherever you are right now. You’ll create things using everyday items, move your body, and conduct experiments. Our goal is to enrich and transform your daily lives through these workshops and your own “exploration.”

https://www.canvas.ws/kenkyujo/laboratory/ onlinehk2021_2nd.php

Children are artists. They freely create using the various materials and tools displayed at the “Museum Just for Kids.” The works themselves, the objects before they become works, the passing of time, and the movements that emerge—these are the essence of this museum. What will you discover today? What will you be able to do…? No matter when or how often you visit, this is a space for play and learning that sparks that sense of excitement. *We are implementing thorough COVID-19 prevention measures, such as limiting capacity to about half the usual number. Please check the website below for details.

https://www.canvas.ws/kenkyujo/laboratory/ galaxcitymuse.php

The Green Workshop (GREEN WORKSHOP) uses the lush natural surroundings of Ark Garden as its playground.Supervision is provided by Ms. Akemi Sugii, Ark Garden’s full-time gardener, and CANVAS. The program fosters children’s vibrant senses, creativity, and rich sensibilities through activities that involve playing with, learning about, and nurturing nature throughout the four seasons.

https://canvas.ws/workshop/25264

“Rough & Peace Mother,” a new educational platform, is holding online classes every day! Comedians with a variety of talents deliver lessons across diverse genres, including arts and crafts, science, and programming. A special class is scheduled for Sunday, June 27!

https://classroom.lnp-mother.com/

There’s plenty to enjoy, including a section featuring rare original artwork panels by Yuichi Kimura, a baby picture book play area, a section dedicated to the picture book “The Town Is Born, the Forest Spreads,” a section for the hit animated film “On a Stormy Night,” a craft workshop, an autograph session, and pop-up picture books!!

https://canvas.ws/workshop/25621

CANVAS Chairwoman Nanako Ishido will speak at the DNP P&I Seminar on June 29, titled “The Future of Cultural Experiences: Will ‘Learning’ Change Through Transcendent Appreciation Experiences?—The Possibilities and Challenges Brought by Cutting-Edge VR Technology.” https://canvas.ws/news/25588

★ Nanako Ishido’s blog has been updated!
https://creativekids.jp/nanako/

・March 25: Toyo Keizai Online—Nanakko Ishido, Chairperson of CANVAS

・May: *President Family* Spring Issue—Nanakko Ishido, Chairperson of CANVAS

・May 15: Toyo Keizai Online—Nanakko Ishido, Chairperson of CANVAS

・May 27: note – Nanako Ishido, Chairperson of CANVAS

・May 28: Kadokawa Learning Encyclopedia Series “GET!” (Animals/Insects/Dinosaurs) — Nanako Ishido, Chairperson of CANVAS

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Below is information on events for June. The CANVAS website is packed with information on workshops and events nationwide!
Be sure to check it out!

http://canvas.ws/workshop *Please contact the organizers of each event directly for details.

CANVAS is always accepting event submissions from organizers and related parties, with a focus on fostering children’s creativity and self-expression.
Submit your event here:
https://canvas.ws/workshop

CANVAS MAIL MAGAZINE Issue 239 / Release Date: June 7, 2021
Publisher: CANVAS
Publisher: Nanako Ishido / Editor: Ayumi Mochizuki

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