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Municipal Facilities[PDF,157KB,6Pages] HIRO CLUB NEWS ・ EVENTS G もり Facilities attend and the event name 森 EA のピザづくり (Address / Telephone / Open Hours / Closed / (“Mori no pizza zukuri”) to the park Admission Fee / URL) postmarked by Thursday, June 7. 15 postcards Admission is generally allowed up to 30 min. prior will be selected at random by a drawing of to closing. names for each day. ! Lecture on the Grass Whistle / Sunday, June P Hiroshima City Forest Park & 17 / 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm / Shibafu Hiroba, Insectarium Kyukei-jo / Fee: Free (173 Fujigamaru, Fukuda-cho, Higashi-ku 732- 0036 / Forest Park: 899-8241, Insectarium: 899- Events at the Insectarium 8964 / Forest Park: 9:00 am – 4:30 pm; ! Touch Insects! / Saturday, June 2, 9, 16, 23 & Insectarium: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm / Closed: Forest 30 / • 10:00 am – noon ‚ 1:00 pm – 3:00 Park – Wednesdays; Insectarium – Wednesdays / pm / Fee: Insectarium admission fee Admission Fees for the Insectarium: Adults-¥510, ! Summer Exhibition: Fireflies (larvae) Living Seniors & high school students-¥170, Junior high in Okinawa / Saturday, June 9 – Sunday, June & elementary school students-Free (Free 24 / Fee: Insectarium admission fee admission for High school students on Saturdays (except on national holidays and during school holidays)) / Forest Park: http://www.daiichibs- E The Hiroshima Botanical Garden shitei.com/forest/ Insectarium: (3-495 Kurashige, Saeki-ku 731-5156 / 922-3600 / http://www.hiro-kon.jp/) 9:00 am - 4:30 pm / Closed on Friday / Adults- ¥510, Seniors & high school students-¥170, Events at the Forest Park Junior high and elementary school students-Free ! Hiroshima Yamanohi (mountain day) Events (Free admission for High school students on / Sunday, June 3 / Participation fee: Free Saturdays (except on national holidays and w Green Adventure / 9:00 am - 2:00 pm / during school holidays)) Meeting place: Next to Kanri Center / http://www.hiroshima-bot.jp/) ² Elementary school students should be accompanied by their guardians. <Exhibitions> Exhibitions will close at 3:30 pm ² Applications will be accepted on the day. on their last day. ² This activity will be canceled if it rains. v Tenji Shiryo-kan ² Participants will walk around the park for { Botanical Arts / Tuesday, May 8 – Wednesday, 1 hour; please wear comfortable shoes. June 6 w Nature Game / 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm / Shibafu { Small Bonsai / Saturday, June 9 – Thursday, Hiroba ² The first 50 participants will be June 14 accepted from 12:30 pm on the day. { Photo Exhibition: My Favourite Flowers / ² This will be canceled if it rains heavily. Sunday, June 17 – Wednesday, July 25 w Stamp Rally / 9:30 am – 2:00 pm / Shibafu Hiroba ² The first 200 participants will be v Te n j i Onshitsu (hothouse exhibitions) accepted on the day. ² This will be { African Violets & Iwatabako (Conandron canceled if it rains heavily. ramondioides) / Saturday, May 26 – Thursday, June 7 ! Nature Game / Sunday, June 10 / 1:00 pm - { Ucho-ran (Japanese wild orchids) / Sat urday, 3:00 pm / Shibafu Hiroba / Fee: Free June 9 – Thursday, June 14 ² The first 50 participants will be accepted { from 12:30 pm on the day. ² This will be Colorful Summer Leaves / Wednesday, June canceled if it rains heavily. 20 – Monday, July 16 ! Make a Pizza / Saturday, June 16 & Sunday, v June 17 / 10:00 am - 1:00 pm / Ringyo Taiken Okugai Te nji-jo (outdoor exhibitions) { Hiroba / For elementary school students and Hydrangea / Saturday, June 2 – Sunday, June 24 their guardians / Participation fee: Free (Bring pizza ingredients with you.) TO APPLY: Send an ofuku-hagaki (retrun postcard) with applicants’ names, address, telephone number, age, event date you wish to Please feel free to contact the International Exchange Lounge at 082-247-9715. E-mail: [email protected] June 2018 公-1 HIRO CLUB NEWS ・ EVENTS <Events> ★ Planetarium ★ { Hanashoubu (Japanese iris) & Ajisai I Admission Fee for Planetarium: (hydrangea) Festival / Weekends between June Adults-¥510, Seniors & high school students- 2 and 24 ¥250, Junior high & elementary school J Tea ceremonies will be held at the Japanese students-Free ² Free admission for High garden on the event days. school students on Saturdays (except on most { Summer Fair / Saturday, July 21 – Thursday, national holidays and during school holidays). August 30 Admission fee for adults is ¥250 on the second Saturday of every month (except on most <Lectures> national holidays and during school holidays). { How to Grow Ajisai (hydrangea) / Sunday, June 3 & Saturday, June 9 / 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm ¶ Planetarium Programs / Adults-¥510, Seniors { How to Grow Hanashoubu (Japanese iris) / & High school students-¥250 Sunday, June 10 / 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Œ Adventure to Mars (45 min.) / Until Sunday, { Junior Project / Sunday, June 10 & Sunday September 2 July 8 / j 11:00 am - noon k 1:30 pm - 2:30 Time Schedule pm v Weekdays: 11:00 am { Small Bonsai / Sunday, June 10 / 1:30 pm - v Sat., Sun., national holidays: 2:30 pm • 10:00 am ‚ 3:00 pm { Plant Photo Lesson for Beginners / Sunday, • Feel the Earth ~ Music by Taro Hakase ~ / June 24 / 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Until Monday, July 16 ² Please bring a camera (or digital camera) Time Schedule and a tripod (if you have one) with you. v Weekdays: 2:00 pm { Lecture: Herbs (3 lectures total) / Saturday, v Sat., Sun., national holidays: July 7, 14 & 21 ² Participants are required to • 11:00 am ‚ 2:00 pm attend all lectures. / 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm / Fee: ¶ 360° Full Dome Show: HAYABUSA2 – Return ¥3,500 for materials to the Universe (40 min.) / Until Friday, To APPLY: Send an ofuku-hagaki (return October 26 / Adults-¥510, Seniors & High postcard) with your name, address and school students-¥250 く telephone number and the class name 暮 EA らし Time Schedule やくだ こうざ v Weekdays: 3:00 pm に AE 役立 EA つハーブ AE 講座 EA (“Kurashi ni yakudatsu v Sat., Sun., national holiday: 1:00 pm herb kouza”) to the Botanical Garden by ¶ Refretarium Thursday, June 21. 35 people will be selected Œ 2018 Spring Program / Until Friday, June 8 at random by a drawing of names. • 2018 Summer Program / Saturday, June 9 – { Botanical Class for Families / Wednesday, July Friday, September 7 25 / 10:30 am - 2:00 pm / For elementary st rd Time Schedule school students (1P P - 3P P grade) and their v Weekdays: 1:00 pm guardians / Fee: ¥700 (tentative) v Sat., national holiday: 4:00 pm To APPLY: Send an ofuku-hagaki (return postcard) with your name, address, telephone Admission Fee おやこしょくぶつ High school students and above-¥200 number, grade and the class name A E 親子 EA E 植物 E A ² This is a program to refresh your mind and たいけんきょうしつ E 体験 EA E 教室 E A (“Oyako shokubutsu taiken body during lunch time while watching the kyuoshitsu”) to the Botanical Garden by starry sky and listening to music. Although Thursday, July 5. 30 postcards will be selected the main target of this program is adults, at random by a drawing of names. anyone who wishes to rejuvenate ³ Flower arrangement lesson, outdoor games, themselves is welcome. exploring the greenhouse, etc. ¶ Starry Sky Tour: Hayabusa2 has been reaching its destination, the Asteroid “Ryugu” / Sundays until July 15/ 4:00 pm – ¿ 5-Days Children’s Museum of Culture 4:50 pm / Adults-¥510, Seniors & high school and Science students-¥250 (5-83 Moto-machi, Naka-ku 730-0011 / 222-5346 / ¶ Special Constellation Projection for Children: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm / Closed on June 4, 11, 18 & Starry Sky of Tanabata (Star Festival on July 7) 25 / Admission fee for planetarium is required / Weekdays between June 1 and July 6 (except (see below). Mondays) / • 10:00 am – 10:30 am ‚ 11:00 / http://www.pyonta.city.hiroshima.jp/) am – 11:30 am / Adults-¥510, Seniors & high school students-¥250 Please feel free to contact the International Exchange Lounge at 082-247-9715. E-mail: [email protected] June 2018 公-2 HIRO CLUB NEWS ・ EVENTS ★ Events ★ Other Workshops: まちかど ひろば ¶ Clarinet, Horn & Piano Trio Concert / Sunday, ® Food and Ion / AE 街角 EA かがく AE 広場 ：たべものとEA June 10 / • Noon – 12:30 pm ‚ 2:30 pm – イオン (“Machikado kagaku hiroba: tabemono 3:00 pm (Doors will open at 11:45 am for • & at to ion”) / Sunday, July 8 / 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm / 2:15 pm for ‚.) / Apollo Hall (250 seats) / Free For elementary school students / Fee: ¥200 / admission Closing date for applications: Sunday, June 24 ¶ Craft Workshops / June 3 (Sun.), 16 (Sat.) & ² 20 people will be selected at random by a 24 (Sun.) / 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm / For children drawing of names. under elementary school entry age, elementary school students (1st – 3rd grade) and their guardians / 3F, Kosaku-shitsu (Craft J Hiroshima City Asa Zoological Park Room) / Fee: ¥30 for materials (Asa-cho Dobutsuen, Asakita-ku 731-3355 / 838- ² Each day’s program is different. For more 1111 / 9:00 am - 4:30 pm / Closed on Thursdays information, please contact the museum. / Adults-¥510, Seniors & high school students- ¶ Science Shows / • 1:30 pm – 2:00 pm ¥170, Junior high & elementary school ‚ 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm / Fee: Free students-Free / http://www.asazoo.jp/) w Experiments Using Everyday Things / Saturday, June 2 & 23 / 1F, Science Studio ò Backyard Guide Tour / Saturday, June 2, 9, 16 w Mystery of Electric Waves / Saturday, June & 23 / j 11:00 am k 1:30 pm / Please 9 / 1F, Science Studio gather near the entrance at 9:00 am on each w Science of Light / Saturday, June 30 / 2 F, activity day. The first 10 - 30 people can Kaigi-shitsu participate. The number of participants will differ depending on where you visit.
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