Sponsored by: Uwajima NPO Center

・Aiming to create a town where people can live with peace of mind by promoting connections with people, a sense of purpose in life, and mental and physical health through opportunities for local interaction.

・We transform the art of art communication into "one kanji character" and lead to new discoveries through "seeing, thinking, speaking, and listening." "Kanji Art Communication"

Thursday, October 21, 2021 12:00-15:00

11 participants

Although the class started at 12:30, it quickly filled up and the teachers were very busy.

Everyone was confused by the way the brush was moved, which is different from calligraphy, but many practiced over and over again. Some of them took on the challenge of writing after just one try, and it was fun to watch as each person's personality came out.

For those who wanted to participate but were unable to write because their hands were trembling, the teacher would write the letters for them, and the staff would assist them with the sparkly glitter based on their wishes.

Some people made pumpkin cupcakes for us, and while we were waiting for the glue to dry, we had a little break with coffee provided by Ajinomoto AGF, Inc. Since the coronavirus situation has calmed down considerably, there were a large number of participants this time. Looking forward to the day when he could try his hand at hiragana, he returned home with his own work in an eco-bag made from newspaper.

While making them, they talked about where they would display them, and I think they were able to enjoy their time at home more.