Little Sail Summer Vacation Workshop

○ Geography Club Starts
3rd session: "Let's make a palm-sized island!"
Date and time: Saturday, July 26, 2025, 13:00-16:00
Location: Housing Complex Residents' Center (Izumicho 1-1)
Depending on reservation status, Hiroba Community Center
Participation fee: 990 yen (includes map and A2 styrene board)
*If you can bring your own paper cutter, the fee is 900 yen.
*Separate venue fee (200-300 yen depending on the number of participants)

○ Target: 4th grade and above
* No participation fee for accompanying persons
○ Capacity: First 5 groups (minimum number of participants)
○Application deadline: July 15th (Tue)
○ Application: From the following dedicated form
https://forms.gle/txfnjSuCvuMQh7k86
or email tiisana.ho@gmail.com

We will be holding a "3D map making" event that can be enjoyed indoors during the hot summer. For those who were unable to participate last winter, those who have an island they would like to make, and those who participated last time and want to make something that has been improved upon, we will have events of all difficulty levels available to accommodate your requests. *The photos show works by previous participants (Yururi Island, Rebun Island, Akuseki Island, etc.)

Adults only, children only (4th grade and above), parent and child participation (elementary school and above)... each is eligible to participate😊

★Making a relief map is the perfect subject for independent research or geography education.
★All materials and tools, including topographical maps, will be provided. Using styrene board and a paper cutter, you will create a "small Japanese island." The class is only for one day, but even if you don't finish it on the day, you can continue creating it at home.
★We will also teach you tips on how to create the base map, so please use this as a reference for stepping up to next year's free assignment. Palm-sized = A workshop to make palm-sized volcanic islands, uplifted islands, coral reef islands, etc. (We will prepare several levels of difficulty. This year, we will mainly prepare islands in Hokkaido ♪)

Applications are on a first-come, first-served basis, so please apply early!