Session 2: Build Your Own Museum with "Kisekae Domino" (Architecture Workshop)
Aug 27, 2026 · Ueno
Session 2: Build Your Own Museum with "Kisekae Domino" (Architecture Workshop)
Overview
The second workshop on the architectural value of the National Museum of Western Art, using the "Kisekae Domino" model kit, took place on Sunday, September 27, 2026 (Reiwa 8), with one morning and one afternoon session. It was open to 3rd–6th grade elementary school students who live or attend school in Taito City, together with their guardians. Each session had a capacity of 15 pairs (30 people). A total of 26 pairs (52 children and guardians) took part and learned more about architecture through hands-on model building.
The workshop is one of Taito City's projects marking the 10th anniversary of the National Museum of Western Art's inscription as a World Heritage Site. The first workshop was held on Saturday, January 31, 2026 (Reiwa 8), also with morning and afternoon sessions, and drew a total of 48 participants: 3rd–6th graders who live or attend school in the city and their guardians.
Workshop Information
- Date: Sunday, September 27, 2026 (Reiwa 8)
- Sessions: 2 (morning and afternoon)
- Eligibility: 3rd–6th grade elementary school students who live or attend school in Taito City, with their guardians
- Capacity: 15 pairs (30 people) per session
- Participants: 26 pairs (52 people)
- Inquiries: Taito City, Urban Exchange Division, World Heritage Section (Tel: 03-5246-1193)
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