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Let's Make Haniwa!

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Let's Make Haniwa!

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Event Overview

"Let's Make Haniwa!" is an interactive experience held at Hitachi Seaside Park where you can create your own original Haniwa, a traditional Japanese terracotta figure. Participants will learn about the shapes of ancient Kofun (burial mounds) and the various types of Haniwa. It is a wonderful way to enjoy learning and creativity in a natural setting during the summer.

Highlights & How to Enjoy

The highlight of this event is the educational aspect: you don't just shape clay, but also learn the historical background of Kofun mounds and the different styles of Haniwa. By engaging with these historical forms, you will deepen your understanding of Japanese history and textures. You can enjoy the process of creating a unique piece of art to take home.

Dates & Schedule

The event is scheduled for the following dates:

  • July 23, 2025 (Wed)
  • August 17, 2025 (Sun)

Venue & Access

The venue is a designated area within Hitachi Seaside Park.

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VenueInside Hitachi Seaside Park

As the park is quite vast, we recommend checking your transportation and the exact location of the venue in advance.

Participation Tips

This event is designed for summer learning and hands-on experience. The program incorporates the process of learning about Kofun shapes and Haniwa diversity while actively working with your hands in a beautiful natural environment.

Payment, Clothing & Etiquette

Please check the following points before participating:

  • *Payment**: For any applicable fees, please follow the instructions provided by the local staff on-site.
  • *English Support**: Please check directly with the staff on-site regarding the availability of English-language lectures or explanations.
  • *Reservations**: Advance booking is required. Please check the official park website for details.
  • *Clothing**: We recommend wearing comfortable clothing suitable for crafting.
  • *Etiquette**: Please be considerate of other visitors in the park.