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Apr. 16, 2025
[Image1]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in
[Image2]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in
[Image3]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in
[Image4]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in
[Image5]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in
[Image6]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in
[Image7]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in
[Image8]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in
[Image9]【Hydrangea Wreath】Thursday, April 10From OnesmanorgardenInviting garden planner Lecturer SatoHeld in

【Hydrangea Wreath】
Thursday, April 10
From Onesmanorgarden
Inviting garden planner Lecturer Sato
Held in a lesson on making hydrangea wreaths.

How to make a wreath
All you have to do is attach dried hydrangeas and other flowers, fruits, leaves, etc. to the base.

It's so easy to put into words.
Dried flowers are easy to crumble and require a lot of work to stick them together.

It is difficult to stick firmly while handling it gently.

If you look at the other participants
Ingredients used have a sense of uniformity, and the arrangement is devised.
A place where a lot of many is piled up to give a fluffy feeling
I added a sharpness to the place where it was squishy.

I'm stuck with it as it happens.
It's like it's finally done.
Still, when I saw the finished product, I was filled with joy.

I also learned how to make fashionable ribbons.

Mr. Sato, the instructor, and everyone who participated in the lesson
Thank you very much!

#Nishiokoppe Village
#Hokkaido
#Spring
#Lease making
#Hydrangea

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Apr. 20, 2025
[GW Festival of Wood Dreams] GW is just around the corner. The other day, we announced an Events in the Forest Park This time, it will be held at the Komu Museum of Art Introducing the GW Festival! The period is 3 days from May 3rd (Sat) ~ May 5th (Mon). 〇 Saturday, May 3 By singer-songwriter JUN Live will be held in! Original songs as well They also perform cover songs. The hours are 13:00~13:30 and 15:00~15:30. 〇 May 4 (Sun) 13:00~　 WITH WOODEN STICKS (MORUCK STICKS) Knock down wooden pins (skittles) MORUCK DEFEAT TOURNAMENT I'LL DO IT! The first 10 people can participate. There is also a participation prize, so please shake it and participate. 〇 May 5 (Monday) On wooden castanets Would you like to Oyster? Workshop is becoming a standard. The participation fee is 200 yen per piece. The hours are 10:00~11:30 and 13:00~15:00. Each session will be limited to 20 pairs. MORUCK Defeat Tournament and Drawing Oyster Castanets Both will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis on the day of the event. Enjoy the Events along with the Kimu Inside the Facility! ＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊ Also, because Holidays coincide with Tuesday Closed days around GW are different from usual. Please check the opening schedule Best regards for your visit. 【Komu Museum of Art】 Opening Hours: 10:00~17:00 Admission fee: 500 yen for high school students and older / 300 yen for 4th grade to junior high school students / 　　　　Children from 3 years old to 3rd grade 100 yen / Children under 3 years old free of charge Inquiries: 0158-87-2600 #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Events #Komu Museum of Art #GW #JUN #MORUCK #Drawing Oyster Castanet
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Apr. 15, 2025
【Window Art in Kamu】 Saturday, April 5 Adult gather from the little ones in Kamu, I was drawing on the window with crayons in my hand. You can freely draw on the windows of public buildings. Nishiokoppe Village has become an annual Events, but it may be a rare opportunity. From large windows to narrow windows, filled with many paintings. Some people concentrate on one window and paint by themselves. There are also people who create collaborations with friends next door. What's good about window art It's about being able to capture the picture and the expression of the person who is painting it together with the camera from the other side. Broadcasting on social media will be a photo with a hidden face I was able to take many lively photos this time as well. On the floor in the middle of the Events The shadow of the picture and the painter was projected, so I couldn't help but snap. Parents and children who happened to stop by Kamu I was glad that you participated in the Oyster. The window art will be on display until the end of May. If you are in the vicinity, please come and see the paintings. The five windows next to the karakuri organ are It is decorated with powerful works by volunteers of the Village, so don't miss it. #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Spring #Roadside Station Hanamu #Window Art

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