Midori-no Kaeru “Connecting the World – Washi Art Earth Project”  The Future of Our Planet Shaped by Unique Individuality Features International Exchange: Different cultures and sensibilities from around the world come together in a single artwork. Promoting Japanese Culture: Children overseas experience creating with washi, traditional Japanese handmade paper. Collaborative Creation: Even when physically apart, participants share the joy of making one unified piece. Outline Create a large circular canvas. Divide the circle into nine equal sections. Assign three sections to children from each participating country, who will create torn-paper art using washi, a traditional Japanese craft material. Finally, washi artist Midori-no Kaeru will refine and integrate the sections into one complete artwork. The completed piece will be exhibited and shared online.

Volunteers Needed for the Washi Art International Exchange Exhibition Note: Volunteer applications are now closed. ★ ★ ★ Volunteers needed ★ ★ ★ When:  Fri, 11th - Mon, 14th of September, 2026 What: 4 Days of Art Exhibition and Fun Hands on Workshops Time:  10am - 6pm each day Where:  Bunnik Travel, 45 Flinders Street, Adelaide SA 5000 The role of a volunteer For assistance with Origami and Calligraphy workshops, during the event on the days 11th - 14th of September and times between 10am - 4:30pm and times between 10am - 4:30pm Origami Teach participants how to make various shapes with origami. Calligraphy　 Write down visitor's nams in Kanji using a calligraphy brush Show the kids or anyone who wish to try to writing, help how to hold a brush and write characters                                     On each day the Main visitors groups will be as follows ...