Unusual attractions you can do in a classroom for a cultural or school festival

Doraemon

Rehearsal and message video for the stage play Doraemon: Nobita and the Animal Planet has arrived!

Let’s put on a performance based on a beloved national anime! Here are some ideas inspired by Doraemon.

When you think of Doraemon, it’s an anime and a set of characters cherished by people of all ages, from children to adults.

Many viewers get excited about the secret gadgets that pop up in its everyday-life stories.

Because it portrays daily life, it’s easy to adapt into original stories, and with its large cast of characters, it seems perfect for creating a play with the entire class.

Be sure to give it a try!

GANTZ parody

High School Students’ Funny Culture Festival – Movie “Relatable Moments” GANTZ Parody: X-Gun

Let’s try filming in familiar locations! Here are some ideas for a parody of GANTZ.

Parody videos of well-known works might be more likely to get reactions from students and teachers, right? This time, let’s take on the challenge of creating a parody video of GANTZ, a work beloved in manga, anime, and film.

Although the work in the video may differ from the actual GANTZ in terms of its setting and story, it’s also great to create something that incorporates fun elements and is filmed in familiar places.

toi toi toi！

[Parody] “toi toi toi!!” NHK [School Culture Festival Project]

Here’s an idea for a parody piece, “toi toi toi!”, memorable for its cute animation and song.

Some of you may have had the experience of spending so much time on structuring your video that you can’t see when it will be finished.

For those people, we recommend making a parody.

A parody is a work that humorously or satirically imitates an already completed piece.

In the video, they try their hand at parodying a show that’s broadcast on TV.

Give it a try yourself!

Toothpick Art

Expressing the Nagaoka Fireworks with 48,000 “toothpick art” pieces! High school students create it for their cultural festival [Niigata] (11/02/23 19:31)

If you’re looking for ideas for a classroom exhibit, why not try toothpick art? Start by discussing what design you want, and once you decide, use graph paper to specify which areas will be which colors.

Dye the toothpicks, then simply stick them into the graph paper carefully according to the plan.

You’ll need quite a lot of toothpicks, so if your budget is tight, you might ask families or community members to help provide them.

It’s a task that requires patience, but when it’s finished, it’s sure to become an unforgettable memory!

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Trick Art Exhibition

I tried drawing 3D art at the school festival.

Trick art lets you have fun by using optical illusions, doesn’t it? You can find it in many tourist spots, so many of you have probably experienced it.

How about featuring trick art at your school festival? For example, a trick-art piece of a person peeking through a hole in the wall can be drawn without requiring advanced techniques! The key when drawing is to make the contrast between the lit areas and the shadows clear.

Rather than just exhibiting it, setting up a photo spot where visitors can take pictures with the trick art could help everyone get excited together.

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