Explaining interesting initiatives at nursing care facilities! We also introduce seasonal recreational activities.

sports day

Reiwa 3 Sports Day 'Yasuragi no Sato Juri'

Sports festivals at care facilities are events everyone can enjoy.

With seasonal themes, a variety of activities and games provide opportunities for older adults to cooperate with one another.

By including traditional pastimes, participants can reminisce about happy memories from their youth.

Team competitions also deepen interaction among residents and staff.

As communication and solidarity grow, the sense of connection within the facility strengthens as well.

Let’s hold a fun sports festival that honors residents’ feelings and preserves their dignity.

If everyone works together on the preparations, it’s sure to become a wonderful memory!

fireworks festival

The fireworks festival at the nursing home was so emotional 🎇 #shorts #Asahikawa #hanabi

When people gather in a darkened yard or parking lot and light the fuses, a gentle glow begins to seep out.

A fireworks gathering that lets you feel the essence of summer in that soft light is a perfect way to wrap up a summer festival.

Even without flashy productions, it’s captivating to watch sparklers sway in your hand, and bursts of color and sound from fountains draw applause—an experience people of all ages can enjoy, delivering plenty of satisfaction even in a short time.

It works with a small group and just an outdoor space, letting you fully savor a summer night.

Give it a try!

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Recreation for Seniors – Easy to Prepare! Even Same-Day! 7 Hinamatsuri (Girls’ Day) Activities

When we think of March, we think of Hinamatsuri (Girls’ Day), don’t we? Many nursing care facilities likely hold Hinamatsuri events.

So this time, we’re sharing “Hinamatsuri recreation” ideas that are recommended even for busy staff.

Events and recreational activities can sometimes require time-consuming preparation, like making things in advance.

However, there are also activities you can prepare on the day.

With a little creativity, you can have fun with activities like rolling up newspaper into balls or playing a Daruma-otoshi-style game using stacked tissue boxes.

For activities that do require advance preparation, try reusing items you’ve made before or using familiar recyclable materials like milk cartons.

We hope you’ll use these ideas to enjoy a wonderful time with older adults.

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