Papercraft is a sculpture made only of paper. Although it looks fragile, papercraft, when properly made, is durable and relatively strong. It is often confused with Origami, which is only made by folding paper. Papercraft, in fact, requires glue and scissors!
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Nikuko-chan is famous in her small town for being a warm and generous woman. After living a tumultuous life, she settles with her daughter, Kikuko, on a houseboat moored in a bay. While Nikuko-chan, outspoken and extroverted, follows her dreams with confidence, Kikuko, reserved and discreet, often feels uncomfortable with her mother’s extravagance. Between the dramas of school life and the resolution of a mystery surrounding a classmate, Kikuko’s adolescence is full of twists and turns.
Legal age: 8 years old Suggested age: 12 years old
“The Tale of Princess Kaguya” is an animated film by the renowned Studio Ghibli based on a Japanese folk tale. The story follows a bamboo cutter discovering a baby inside a shiny shoot. name it. He adopts her and calls her “Kaguya”. As she grows up, Kaguya becomes part of the village and has adventures with the other children. One day, the father discovers gold in the bamboo grove and decides to turn Kaguya into a princess, forcing her to leave her peaceful life as her origins slowly reveal themselves.
Legal age: 6 years old Suggested age: 10 years old
Manga and pop-culture quiz proposed and animated by our partners Tanigami!
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Suminagashi is the art of Japanese marbled paper. The Indian ink deposited on the surface of the water is the beginning of each adventure. The natural or induced movements on the water play the role of seamless animators! According to the legend, it has its origins in the court games of the late Heian period (12th century). It would have been transmitted to Jiyaemon Hiroba by the Shinto deity Kazuga Miyojin at the Nara temple in recognition of his devotion. For a long time confidential, its practice is now accessible to all, in a joyful and creative contemplative approach. workshop:
Age min. 7 years
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The matcha tea ceremony - or way of tea - uses the famous green tea powder. In the 16th century, Sen-no Rikyu, the founder of the Urasenke school, often said “what you do in the ceremony is simply boil water, prepare tea and drink it”. His words are very simple but why, then, is the practice so diligent and long? Perhaps it is because it is very precious to share a bowl of tea with participants in a peaceful atmosphere, but this atmosphere is not easily created.
Coloring classes for children and adults. We offer to everyone moments of sharing without pressure in small groups. Focus on the pleasure of coloring, cartoon characters, comics and give colors to your imagination.
Age limit: 10 years old minimum
We are the Vercors Kokedama, specialized in the Japanese floral art of Kokedama. These are balls of earth entirely covered with vegetal moss, on which indoor plants grow. We also have terrariums and some other little surprises!
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This workshop is taught by Mari Nerome an artist from Japan. Let’s have fun and create a traditional Japanese craft, Tsumami-Zaiku together!
Discover the Nerikiris, these pastries are a culinary art whose inspiration is drawn from nature, the dough is extremely light and soft made from white beans. During this workshop, you will learn about their history, how to carve them and how to taste them. You will have the opportunity to buy all kinds of traditional pastries as in the 16th century, including the Dorayaki of TOTORO marked with a flame, the famous Kawaii pancakes with cream. And obviously without gluten, lactose and sugar.
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