Explore event ideas connected to Maker, with practical details and source links on each listing.
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Art-based childcare for ages 4 through grade 6 of elementary school, creating a one-day theater through puppets, pictures, stories, songs and dance. Available only on designated performance dates, supporting guardians’ theatergoing and arts visits.
Build a 19th-century phenakistoscope with the museum’s custom kit and drawing materials to discover how sequential images appear to move
Meet toy and game makers and play specialists for open play, making and demonstrations. Festival tickets include Tokyo Toy Museum admission.
An off-site STEAM class covering the process from creating 3D data in VR to printing it with a 3D printer. Registration requires agreement to the VR usage precautions.
An open-ended art-making activity using a choice of clay, paint or paper, with guardians joining in. Held only on officially designated Sundays from October 2026 through March 2027.
Learn ramen culture from a Sapporo noodle maker, roll, cut and curl noodles, choose toppings and taste your creation. Staff handle boiling water and hot soup
A 30-minute woodworking session for 4 participants. Electric scroll-saw use is grade 4+; younger children can color and decorate. Add it to a Toy Museum visit.
Learn how zippers work, choose and assemble parts, and make a glow-in-the-dark zipper pouch. The activity pays 10 KidZos.
A Sunday Lab program exploring digital making with 3D printers, 3D pens, paper cutters and 3D puzzles.
Color, cut and layer paper to make a kimono-clad princess, or create a badge with a collection-inspired design or your own drawing. A 15-minute Noh-mask talk explores expressions and emotions.