Today's fantastic Tupera Tupera, 'Let's make a cardboard city together', workshop at Momiji Ichi Markets.
The rest of the Momiji Markets were so much fun too! Here are a few other pics of the rest of the market below.
This is a model of the market layout. Have you ever seen a market model so cute? Only in Japan!
A mini city shoe display? You won't find anything so cute at Glebe markets!
A pretty Tanabata-like tree filled with drawings held up with mt washi tape.
Click here to watch youtube movies of the Momiji craft makers in action.
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this is so amazing! The children look like they're having so much fun!
ReplyDeleteSO CUTE!!!!
ReplyDeleteうれしいな :-D The last picture, with lot of miniature houses, was it made using cardboard as well?
ReplyDeleteLooks super awesome!
ReplyDeleteHello Camila, Oh yes I think I was the only 'big kid' in the workshop! I even had to ask...'kodomo dake desu ka?' which was my henna Japanese way of trying to ask if big kids were allowed too! (which, thankfully we were!)
ReplyDeleteDawn! hello lovely! You would have made such a cute one!
Hello Sun, Thanks for popping by again. No those images below are from a different part of the market. The houses in the last picture were in fact ceramic. Although I have seen similar ones in timber too.
Hi Shinya, if you ever get a chance I think you would like to visit Momiji Ichi Markets!
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ohhhh i love the shots of the materials on the blue cloth. they are so nice and graphic!
ReplyDeleteWhaou!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for showing !!!
it looks so great....!
So inspiring!
ReplyDeleteaww i remember doing one of those when i was 3! i still remember it being really fun. this looks much more kawaii and artistic though! i want to do it again :)
ReplyDeleteHello lovely Melanie! Oh thanks so much! I wanted to do an entire post with those blue shots I have so many!
ReplyDeleteHello Lili! My pleasure treasure! Come to Tokyo soon please and hang out with me and Mogu!
Hello Kate! It was such an inspiring day! Thank you for commenting.
Hello Yuki! Oh you are lucky to do one of these workshops as a kid! I think I was the only big kid there! ha ha!
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Oh HOW PRETTY is this!
ReplyDeleteI wish i was there!
this event looks like so much fun, and seems like one of those special *japan* things. from a simple idea, such creativity comes out :D
ReplyDeleteOh My!!! I sooo want to be there!! Wow it looks like soooooo much fun and such a fabulous and unique market. xo
ReplyDeleteI love it, It reminds me of my childhood!
ReplyDeleteHello Bonjour Juliette, I wish you were there too! Come to Tokyo!!!
ReplyDeleteHello Marissa, oooo yes you are so true. I kept sayiing 'only in Japan' I mean WHERE ELSE would you see an amazing kawaii model of the markets!!! sigh! Love this place!!!
Hello Teddybearswednesday! I wish you could be here too! It was a lovely day...another one of those 'I can't believe I live here in Tokyo', everything still makes me smile! Come and visit soon please!
Hello Marika, thanks so much for your comment!
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SO CUTE! I'm sure you had a great time. Can u believe that I'm already missing Japan? Am reliving it from my postings on my recent trip though. Hehe!
ReplyDeleteI wish I was there!
ReplyDeletehow adorable. the plan of the markets is possibly my fave. oh how i miss japan. xoxo
ReplyDeleteWithout sounding too sentimental :), It's always such a joy to read your blog posts! You're my Japanese connection giving me the most adorable links and hints interwoven with art and fun and a little peek into the experience of living in Japan.
ReplyDeleteEvery post is like a postcard from a friend. Delightful and endearing. Although we don't know each other.
I will be traveling to Japan in the autumn of 2011 for the first time in my life. I can't wait to feel and see Japan in real life. Traveling to Japan has been a childhoods dream. I hope to find new crisp inspiration for my own work and maybe even some long board surfing.
So thanks for your sweet little insights, it's the perfect preparation for my travel. I'm going to buy your Tokyo guide as well. Hopefully you still have some paper issues.
Cheers,
Karen
this looks like fun.
ReplyDeletegreetings from lisa, copenhagen
Oh my! Look at all the bikes! Cannot wait to get to Japan!
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They're all so lovely :) Everytime I read your posts I want more and more to visit Japan.
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, everything is just sooo cute! and all the short videos are really really well shot, love them!
ReplyDeleteHello Cookie Cutter, ha ha yes I can indeed believe that you miss Japan already! I never want to leave myself!
ReplyDeleteHello Misha Lulu, I hope you can come to Japan soon!
Amy!!! Oh yes, that was super cute! I was so surprised! And did you watch the video (via the link at the end of the post) of the maker? so cute!
Kiki! Hello! What a lovely comment!!! Thank you so much for your lovely words and the time it must have taken you to write such a thoughtful post. It's comments like yours that keep Hello Sandwich going! Thank you so much! I am sure you'll have a wonderful time when you come to Tokyo!
Hello Underwerket, Hello Copenhagen! Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hello S and R, yes, Bikes are the only way to travel in this incredible city!
Hi Jennifer, ha ha I should work for Japan tourist! ha ha!
Hello See Hear Say, yes they are beautifully shot aren't they! Those clever Japanese!
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How wonderful .... love it !!!
ReplyDeleteHello Mandy! It was really such a lovely market!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have the chance to go one day!
aaaah so cute!
ReplyDeletei love how involved you are in japan!!