
Harrison Japanse Festival
CUlTURE BOOTH
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Origami
In the origami booth, visitors can enjoy many origami artifacts. Visitors may also pick up two pieces of origami with the color of their choice and create a shuriken (throwing star). This shuriken can be used in the gaming booth for the shuriken throwing game.

Calligraphy
The calligraphy booth provides an opportunity for visitors to experience traditional Japanese calligraphy and write a single kanji with an actual fude (Ink brush) and hanshi (paper used for Japanese calligraphy). Visitors may also enjoy viewing many calligraphy artifacts as well as getting hand paintings of Japanese kanjis of your choice by staff members.d play on a level playing field!

Japanese tie die
This is a booth where you can experience tie-dyeing, a traditional Japanese dyeing technique. Customers can tie handkerchiefs with rubber bands in their own way and create handkerchiefs with their own original patterns.

Japanese Toy
This booth has various traditional Japanese tabletop games in which visitors may freely pick up and play with.

Katana
A person who has studied material arts using Japanese swords for many years in japan will give participants simple instructions on how to handle the sword and the correct form, and will take photos

Kamishibai
coming soon...