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The 2nd Fuzuki no Kai "Special Time"

  2020/11/11 Morioka City   1,648 Views

How should we guide you to the "Fuzuki no Kai" …

It is also different from the so-called "reading session". It is also different from the "talking party".

We hope that the five members will enjoy the works of their favorite genres.

Time to deliver with all your heart.

That is "a special time".

☆ Paper play-I miss you. It makes me smile and smile.

☆ Picture books-Picture books are not just for children. With the power of painting and writing, even adults

It gives a big impression.

☆ Novels-From the works of the great writers of the Meiji era to the works of young people of today, the works you know,

You can enjoy even the work of the discovery "Hey, is there such a novel?"

It's a guarantee!

☆ Old Narrative-A dialect that is less often heard and spoken now.

But old-fashioned narratives and dialects are a set.

Old-fashioned stories that can be heard in Morioka without going to Tono, the village of old-fashioned stories.

Please look forward to it ❤❤

We look forward to welcoming you all.

We have prepared a large and wide venue.

Holding period 2020/11/11
Open time Doors open: 10:00

Start: 10: 30-12: 00 (with a break on the way)
Venue Moryo Elderly Welfare Center
Address 1-7-5 Minamiodori, Morioka City
Parking Yes
Access 3 minutes walk from Morioka Bus Center
Price free
Contact 080-1015-0352 Mitsuko Abe

 


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