Would you like to experience Matcha Art? This is a workshop where you can whisk matcha and draw pictures or write letters on top of it with matcha. We'll also provide a lecture on how to properly enjoy matcha. Let's have fun learning about matcha, a traditional Japanese culture, with Ito En tea tasters and high school students!

The internationally diverse KURAGE Band will lead an interactive workshop where visitors can join in, play, and experience the richness of diverse cultures through songs, dances, and music from places such as Tibet, Senegal, and Korea. Different lands and countries bring different rhythms, melodies, and values. But through singing, dancing, and music, people can come together to play and share the joy of harmony. Come and experience this relaxed, Expo-style celebration of connection!

Noh is the first performing art to be registered as a UNESCO World Intangible Heritage Site, and it is a condensed version of the Japanese spirituality that has been handed down for 700 years without changing. Ms Nakajima's theme is to open up the diverse life (creativity) latent in each individual, and this project aims to build a foundation for people to experience the diverse values that have been passed down in the genes of the Japanese people, which are contained in Noh, and to open up life within themselves.