We visited the SETOGURA, the Novelty
Children's Creation Museum, and the Maneki Neko Museum in Seto City with 24
foreign and Japanese children, together with 13 volunteers.

In the morning, they painted with pens on
unglazed clay at the Novelty Children's Creation Museum, and made many original
works of art using toilet paper, fluorescent water, and paper nendoroid that
glowed when illuminated with a black light.

“The 24th OHINAMEGURI in Seto, the City of
Pottery”, is being held in Seto City. 💁‍♀️🌸As
part of the OHINAMEGURI, “The Hina-mid”(It's a the tiered doll stand.) was
displayed at the Novelty Children's Creation Museum as well as at the SETOGURA.
Afterwards, we took a tour at the Manekineko Museum, Japan's largest museum
specializing in manekineko cats. The children commented, “I learned for the
first time that manekineko has a meaning in its right and left hands,” and “I
was surprised to see so many cats.

Finally, the children went on a
“cat-hunting tour” in the town center. The children looked hard for cats hiding
in various places, saying “I found it! The children were looking hard for the cats.