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November Workshops at Tsurumai Park: Crafts, Gardening, Art & More

Workshops in November at Nagoya's Tsurumai Park covering nut crafts, home gardening, chrysanthemum appreciation, botanical art, and fruit tree cultivation.

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Various workshops will be held in November at the Tsurumai Park's Nagoya City Greening Center, 2nd floor lecture room, located in Showa Ward, Nagoya. These events offer opportunities to engage in creative activities and acquire knowledge while experiencing the park's nature and traditional culture.

Diverse Workshop Themes in November

November features a rich lineup of programs designed to appeal to various interests. Participants can create original Christmas ornaments using nuts and acorns in the "Nut Decoration Workshop Christmas Ornaments," learn about creating beautiful arrangements in the "Enjoy Tsurumai Park's Flower Beds at Home" class, and delve into the world of traditional Japanese chrysanthemums with a lecture linked to the "Classical Chrysanthemum Exhibition." Additionally, a "Botanical Art Workshop" welcomes beginners to learn plant illustration, and a session on "Basic Knowledge of Fruit Trees and Pruning/Grafting Methods" will cover popular fruit trees suitable for gardens.

Many workshops include practical, hands-on sessions guided by expert instructors. From Christmas crafts and gardening tips to the art of botanical illustration and fruit tree cultivation, participants can deepen their learning across a wide range of fields.

Workshop Details:

  • Nut Decoration Workshop Christmas Ornaments

    • Date & Time: November 7 (Sat), 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
    • Content: Create original Christmas ornaments using nuts, inspired by traditional German art.
    • Instructor: Michiko Aiso (Deutsche Volkskunst Nagoya Branch)
    • Material Fee: ¥2,500
    • Capacity: 15 people
    • Application Deadline: October 20
  • Enjoy Tsurumai Park's Flower Beds at Home

    • Date & Time: November 15 (Sun), 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
    • Content: Flower arrangement class using park flower seedlings and a talk on flower bed maintenance.
    • Instructor: Tomoko Nishio (Green Advisor)
    • Material Fee: ¥1,500
    • Capacity: 20 people
    • Application Deadline: October 20
  • Enjoy Traditional Japanese Flowers: Classical Chrysanthemums

    • Date & Time: November 21 (Sat), 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
    • Content: In-depth lecture related to the "Classical Chrysanthemum Exhibition."
    • Instructor: Akihiko Nagata (Director, Aichi Toyoake Flower Culture Garden)
    • Material Fee: Free
    • Capacity: 20 people
    • Application Deadline: October 20
  • Botanical Art Workshop (Late Term)

    • Date & Time: November 25 (Wed), 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM (4 sessions total)
    • Content: Learn plant illustration by observing plants closely with a magnifying glass.
    • Instructor: Erico Yamada (Botanical Art Hanabira)
    • Material Fee: ¥1,000 (first session)
    • Capacity: 25 people
    • Application Deadline: October 20
  • Basic Knowledge of Fruit Trees and Pruning/Grafting Methods

    • Date & Time: November 28 (Sat), 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
    • Content: Basic knowledge and techniques for cultivating popular fruit trees.
    • Instructor: Mitsunobu Naganawa (Fruit Tree Researcher)
    • Material Fee: Free
    • Capacity: 25 people
    • Application Deadline: October 20

How to Apply

Interested individuals can apply online via the Nagoya City E-Application page by searching for "Tsurumai Park." Even if the application deadline has passed, inquiries are encouraged as spots may still be available.

Access Information

  • Venue: Nagoya City Greening Center, 2nd floor lecture room, Tsurumai Park
  • Address: Tsurumai 1, Showa Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
  • Nearest Stations: JR Nagoya Station / Subway Sakae Station

For those considering participation, please check the official website for the latest information on availability and details.

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Sun, Nov 1, 2026 - Mon, Nov 30, 2026
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