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Kids meet 06 × Studio oowa “Kōen” — Creating a Space for That Child

Explore a space shaped around what makes you feel comfortable with Studio oowa. Support such as sign language is available as needed. Closed Mondays, except October 12; closed October 13.

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11:00–19:00

Shibuya · Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery, interaction space

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Explore a space shaped around what makes you feel comfortable with Studio oowa. Support such as sign language is available as needed. Closed Mondays, except October 12; closed October 13.

Category
Arts & culture
Date
Sat, 10/10 – Sun, 11/8
Time
11:00–19:00
Area
Shibuya · Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery, interaction space
Ages
Children, including toddlers, and adults, with or without disabilities
Fee
Free
Participation
No booking for the ongoing interactive programme

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