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Parent-Child Cooking: Medicinal-Food Sweets with Children

A free parent–child cooking activity making pancakes with bean flour and a medicinal-food-style drink. Held within the 53rd Ota City Life Exhibition. Bring an apron, a triangular headscarf and a face mask.

13:00–15:00

Ota · Ota Consumer Affairs Centre, 2F Kitchen

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A free parent–child cooking activity making pancakes with bean flour and a medicinal-food-style drink. Held within the 53rd Ota City Life Exhibition. Bring an apron, a triangular headscarf and a face mask.

Category
Food & career experiences
Date
Sun, 10/4
Time
13:00–15:00
Area
Ota · Ota Consumer Affairs Centre, 2F Kitchen
Ages
大田区内在住の小学生と保護者
Fee
Free
Participation
Applications were by phone or in person from August 17 at 9:00 to October 2 at 17:00, for the first 10 groups. The original application period has ended; check with the organizer about additional recruitment or same-day places.

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