[Image1]【Window Art in Kamu】Saturday, April 5Adult gather from the little ones in Kamu,I was drawing on the
[Image2]【Window Art in Kamu】Saturday, April 5Adult gather from the little ones in Kamu,I was drawing on the
[Image3]【Window Art in Kamu】Saturday, April 5Adult gather from the little ones in Kamu,I was drawing on the
[Image4]【Window Art in Kamu】Saturday, April 5Adult gather from the little ones in Kamu,I was drawing on the
[Image5]【Window Art in Kamu】Saturday, April 5Adult gather from the little ones in Kamu,I was drawing on the
[Image6]【Window Art in Kamu】Saturday, April 5Adult gather from the little ones in Kamu,I was drawing on the
[Image7]【Window Art in Kamu】Saturday, April 5Adult gather from the little ones in Kamu,I was drawing on the

【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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