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CraftMakerHalloween

Make a Ghost-Shaped Wooden Rattle

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.

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10:00 / 10:45 / 11:30 / 13:45 / 14:30 / 15:15; 30 minutes each

Shinjuku · Tokyo Toy Museum

Indoor¥1,500; museum admission separateBooking required
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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.

Category
Arts & culture
Date
Sat, 10/17
Time
10:00 / 10:45 / 11:30 / 13:45 / 14:30 / 15:15; 30 minutes each
Area
Shinjuku · Tokyo Toy Museum
Ages
Elementary-school age and younger with guardian; electric scroll saw grade 4+
Fee
¥1,500; museum admission separate
Participation
Advance web reservation; 4 per session

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