⭐ A workshop by Terada Mokei, whose work "1/100 Yamate Line 30 Station Line Scenery" is exhibited at the "Guruguru Exhibition." Every day at 1:00 PM, a gallery talk for elementary, junior high, and high school students by Naoki Terada will be held at the "Guruguru Exhibition" venue Box 1500. We encourage you to visit with your family and friends.
Highlights
🚃 A workshop exclusively for elementary, junior high, and high school students where you can create your own line scenery using a 1/100 scale paper model
💬 English support available
Event Overview
📅 Dates: August 8 (Sat), August 9 (Sun), August 15 (Sat), August 16 (Sun)
🕒 Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
・ 1:00 PM – Gallery talk for elementary, junior high, and high school students by Naoki Terada
・ 1:30 PM – Start of creation (you can join and leave at any time during the event)
⏳ Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
📍 Location: MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives Box300 Foyer (2F)
※ The gallery talk will be held at Box 1500
👤 Age requirement: Elementary, junior high, and high school students
(English support available / children who cannot use a cutter on their own must be accompanied by a guardian)
👩👩👧👦 Capacity: 80 people per day
❓ Please click here for frequently asked questions about this experience.
Event Details
The intelligent entertainment “Guruguru Exhibition – The Evolving Story of Humanity,” which allows you to encounter the mystery of “Spiral/Guruguru” that abounds in the world from the spiral of the galaxy to the fingerprint on your fingertip.
During the summer holidays, we will hold a workshop by Terada Mokei as a special program “Weekend Guruguru Laboratory.” In line with “1/100 Yamate Line 30 Station Line Scenery,” which is exhibited at the "Guruguru Exhibition," let’s play with the theme of “Yamate Line” and freely combine 1/100 scale parts. You can create your own line scenery inside an acrylic cube.
On each event day, starting at 1:00 PM, a gallery talk for elementary, junior high, and high school students will also be held by Naoki Terada, representative of Terada Mokei and architect/designer.
＊This event is intended for elementary, junior high, and high school students.