Setagaya Waterfront Design Network Activities.pdf

October 2018 to February 2019
- Publisher: NPO Corporation Setagaya Waterfront Design Network, Setagaya City Citizen Affairs Bureau
- Publication Date: October 1, 2018
- Contents:
- Featured Fish: Tamagawas (Tamagawas-3), a metallic-looking fish with a long tail, known for turning a beautiful "marriage color" in summer, found mainly in the Tamagawa and Nogawa rivers.
- Activities:
- Creek Play: Providing and lending safe creek play items, dispatching creek play interpreters, and offering picnic-like experiences, natural art experiences, and free tactile play.
- Food and Cooking: Providing ingredients for creek and original field lunches, sharing seasonal vegetables and cooking wisdom, and offering fire-starting and cooking experiences.
- Gardening and Farming: Offering vegetable sharing, community farming, and well-digging and garden management experiences.
- Events: Hosting "No More Waste" festivals, children's storytelling events, concerts, and market events.
- Creek and Nature Activities: Offering creek and nature exploration, birdwatching, and insect and wildlife observation activities.
- Symposium: Hosting the "Tamagawa Children's Symposium in Setagaya" on February 17, 2019, at the Metropolitan University's Tama Campus.
- Membership and Donations: Recruiting volunteer and supporting members, accepting donations through specified financial institutions.
- Contact Information: Website, email, and phone number for inquiries and event information.
- Schedule:
- First Sunday of the month: Creek play activities (last one on October 7)
- Third Sunday of the month: Original field workshops (except for November 18, which is at "Everyone's Field")
- Opening Hours: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (rainy days off)
- Location: "Setagaya Waterfront School Original Field" and "Nogawa Base"
- Access: Near the Tamagawa-dori National Route 246, Toden Arakawa Line, and other public transportation.