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December 7, 2025
Announce of a walking tour/workshop where participants will walk, observe, and discuss why we often find shrines next to or near parks
From: Yuka Hasegawa <yookahase@gmail.com>
Date: 2025/09/22
I would like to announce a walking tour/workshop where participants will walk, observe, and discuss why we often find shrines next to or near parks.
It is a workshop that aims to generate interest in our everyday surroundings, meet new people, and enjoy sleuthing by developing a theory about this ubiquitous yet rarely jointly-discussed proximity of parks and shrines.
Date/Time: October 5 (Sun) 13:30 - 14:30
It is a workshop that aims to generate interest in our everyday surroundings, meet new people, and enjoy sleuthing by developing a theory about this ubiquitous yet rarely jointly-discussed proximity of parks and shrines.
Date/Time: October 5 (Sun) 13:30 - 14:30
Place: Hatsukohi Kitchen, Koganecho Area Management Center (Yokohama). Please see the flyer for details.
The workshop is held during the Koganecho Bazaar, an art festival, so you can enjoy this year's featured artists' amazing work as well.
Yuka Hasegawa
歴史ミステリーの推理散策とワークショップのお知らせです。
このワークショップでは私たちのまちに目を向け、
日時：10月5日（日）13:30-14:30
場所：はつこひキッチン・黄金町エリアマネジメントセンター
なお、
長谷川友香
Approved by ssjmod at 01:57 PM