Kintsugi Workshops
MTC: 2nd FloorA hands-on workshop about Kintsugi 金継ぎ, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending with powdered gold or other metal.
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Japanese Calligraphy Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorIn this ticketed Calligraphy workshop, participants will learn about shodou (the way of the brush), and how to engage the brush and ink with the paper while practicing standard brush strokes used in writing kanji characters.
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Koinobori (Wind Sock Craft) Childrens Workshop
MTC: 1st FloorChildren will learn about the Japanese tradition of koinobori, colorful carp streamers that
symbolize strength, perseverance, and good fortune. -
Kintsugi Workshops
MTC: 2nd FloorA hands-on workshop about Kintsugi 金継ぎ, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending with powdered gold or other metal.
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Koinobori (Wind Sock Craft) Childrens Workshop
MTC: 1st FloorChildren will learn about the Japanese tradition of koinobori, colorful carp streamers that
symbolize strength, perseverance, and good fortune. -
Japanese Calligraphy Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorIn this ticketed Calligraphy workshop, participants will learn about shodou (the way of the brush), and how to engage the brush and ink with the paper while practicing standard brush strokes used in writing kanji characters.
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Poems and Woodblock Prints Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorThis workshop introduces the basics of Japanese poetry (waka) and woodblock printing (mokuhanga). Each participant will print their own woodblock image and compose a poem inspired by it.
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Koinobori (Wind Sock Craft) Childrens Workshop
MTC: 1st FloorChildren will learn about the Japanese tradition of koinobori, colorful carp streamers that
symbolize strength, perseverance, and good fortune. -
Kintsugi Workshops
MTC: 2nd FloorA hands-on workshop about Kintsugi 金継ぎ, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending with powdered gold or other metal.
-
Japanese Calligraphy Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorIn this ticketed Calligraphy workshop, participants will learn about shodou (the way of the brush), and how to engage the brush and ink with the paper while practicing standard brush strokes used in writing kanji characters.