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Apr. 2, 2025
[Image1]Marigold DyeingOn an unspecified day in March, a wood-learning activity for preschoolers included a
[Image2]Marigold DyeingOn an unspecified day in March, a wood-learning activity for preschoolers included a
[Image3]Marigold DyeingOn an unspecified day in March, a wood-learning activity for preschoolers included a
[Image4]Marigold DyeingOn an unspecified day in March, a wood-learning activity for preschoolers included a
[Image5]Marigold DyeingOn an unspecified day in March, a wood-learning activity for preschoolers included a
[Image6]Marigold DyeingOn an unspecified day in March, a wood-learning activity for preschoolers included a

Marigold Dyeing
On an unspecified day in March, a wood-learning activity for preschoolers included a dyeing experience.

As the marigolds simmered, the clear water gradually took on color.

The children twisted bottle caps into the fabric and tied them tightly with rubber bands.

They then dropped the mysteriously shaped bundles of cloth into the pot one after another.
After some time, they took the cloth out of the pot and dipped it into a liquid with “magic powder” dissolved in it…

The cloth came out dyed a gentle yellow.

The marks from the caps and rubber bands formed pleasing patterns, creating original dyed fabric.

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#Hokkaido
#flowers
#dried flowers
#dyeing
#wood learning

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Apr. 6, 2025
Fire in the Snow Late March during spring break. Just when it seemed to be warming up, Nishiokoppe Village experienced unsettled weather, feeling a bit chilly with snow flurries in the sky. Still, the children who gathered despite the cold built bonfires and played in the snow, showing lively energy. The children started the bonfires themselves. They practiced using matches and thought about how to arrange the wood so it would catch fire easily. Once the bonfire was burning well, the smoke completely hid the faces of those standing on the far side. Beside the fire, adults and children alike engaged in a wholehearted snowball fight. The roasted sweet potatoes turned out warm and delicious. The season when you can see both snow and bonfires may be coming to an end soon. #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #winter #snow #spring break #bonfire #roasted sweet potatoes #snowball fight
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Mar. 25, 2025
Make a wreath using dried hydrangea! On Thursday, April 10th, a wreath-making workshop will be held! The instructor is garden planner Yuka Sato. Last year she led a gathering design class and a workshop on New Year’s straw-decoration–style arrangements. As you work while listening to Sato’s little stories, you get absorbed and time slips away before you know it. We’re as excited to hear what she’ll talk about this time as we are about the workshop itself! Date and time: Thursday, April 10th, 2:00 p.m. ※About two hours Participation fee: 3,000 yen Venue: Tourism information center Rizumu (Rizumu) Apply: Rizumu 0158-85-7125 Deadline: Thursday, April 3rd, by 5:00 p.m. We know weekdays during the day can be hard for many to attend, but if this time works for you, please feel free to get in touch. #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Flowers #Dried flowers #Wreath making

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