[Perfect for Photos] Decoration Ideas for School Festivals and Cultural Festivals

A stylish sign made with alphabet objets from the 100-yen shop

[DIY Nameplate] Could the alphabet objets from Daiso work as a sign, a nameplate, or even interior décor?

An easy way to create a stylish, good-sense look is with a chic sign that uses alphabet ornaments from a 100-yen shop.

Cut wood to make the frame that forms the base of the sign, then arrange a message using alphabet letters painted in your favorite colors.

With some creativity in letter placement and color combinations, you can shift the impression from natural to pop.

Hang the frame on the wall with a string, and it becomes a refined decoration that seems to float in the space.

It’s easy to set up both indoors and outdoors, takes little time to prepare, and lets you make a highly polished sign—an idea we highly recommend.

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Giant mosaic

Using about 500,000 one-centimeter-square colored paper pieces, high school students joined forces to create a giant mosaic in Takamatsu City.

Let’s take on a mural! Here are some ideas for a giant mosaic.

When holding a school cultural festival, many schools set a theme or a main illustration, right? This time, how about expressing your theme or illustration as a giant mosaic using about 500,000 one-centimeter-square pieces of colored paper? All you need are colored paper, glue or double-sided tape, and so on.

Cutting and pasting the paper may seem tedious, but the finished work will make a strong impact and leave a dynamic impression.

BeReal-style frame

A familiar social media platform for high schoolers! Here are some ideas for frames inspired by BeReal.

Speaking of BeReal, it’s a social media app where you can share your everyday life just as it is with friends and close classmates.

Many of the people coming to the school festival might be using it too, right? Unique ideas are more likely to get shared on Instagram, so you can probably expect an increase in visitors as well.

Let’s make trendy BeReal-style frames and capture memories in photos!

Acrylic illustration

We’ll introduce ideas for acrylic illustrations that captivate viewers with vivid colors.

Many of you may be thinking, “I want to try painting with acrylics!” Compared to traditional oil paints, acrylics are known for drying quickly and being well-suited to layering.

Plus, by thinning them with water, you can express subtle nuances, making gradients easier to create.

If you haven’t used acrylic paints yet, why not take this opportunity to give them a try?

American diner

An American diner where you can get creative with decorations and the overall vibe.

The staff’s costumes are also a great way to show your flair.

Let’s try recreating a classic, old-school American diner.

If you want to keep the menu simple, fried chicken, fries, and pancakes are recommended.

The simplest approach for all of them is to just heat them up in a microwave and serve.

For drinks, large-sized colas are perfect for intentionally giving it that American feel.

Give an immersive American-style diner a try!

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Tan Dinh Church

Introducing ideas inspired by the charmingly cute appearance of Tan Dinh Church.

Tan Dinh Church is located on Hai Ba Trung Street in District 3 of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Its bright, vivid pink color is beautiful, and its captivating exterior makes you stop and stare.

The church is notable for many features, including its strikingly pointed roof and round windows.

The posted photos are high-quality, and it seems visitors have given it favorable reviews.

Many people are also moved by the meticulously crafted gate, which shows incredible attention to detail.

Use Netprint

Try printing your favorite designs and decorating with them! Here are some ideas for using “neppuri,” short for “net print.” Use a service that lets you print design data created on your smartphone or computer at convenience stores to make a cover illustration.

In the video, they draw cute, handwritten lettering and stick on stickers printed via net print around it.

It’s a great idea for those who want to combine hand-drawn elements with digital data.