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Instagram-worthy ideas for a high school cultural festival: photo spots everyone will love

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These days, it’s become normal to find Instagrammable photo spots and foods at school culture festivals.

So this time, we’re sharing ideas for creating Instagrammable moments at a high school culture festival! Along with classics like chalkboard art and balloon art, we’ve collected stylish and easy ideas that will make visitors think, “I have to take a picture!” Still wondering what to do this year? Feel free to use these as inspiration.

Let’s create Instagrammable features full of originality that will make everyone smile!

Instagram-worthy ideas for a high school culture festival. Popular photo spots (61–70)

Balloon Room

Super Insta-worthy: Hinata’s room is filled with balloons!

Balloon Room

I wonder why balloons are so strangely captivating.

And even if we love them, we rarely get to be in a room filled with balloons.

That’s exactly why I want you to try this balloon-filled room.

If you include two kinds—helium balloons and balloons you blow up yourself—you can enjoy both the ones that float up and the ones that spread across the floor, which makes it even better.

If you dive into the balloons and take photos, it turns out super cute.

It’ll make you want to take pictures with your close friends.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Monument of the Universe

Cultural Festival Entrance Decorations Installation

Monument of the Universe

There are many photo spots themed after tourist attractions, right? It’s fun to take pictures that look like you actually visited those places, and I end up snapping way too many.

So, the spot I’m introducing is a photo spot with a space theme.

Since most people have never been to space, it should pique their curiosity.

It would be great to prepare some props like planets, aliens, or a space shuttle.

Another big draw is that people can enjoy the enchanting, otherworldly look of these objects as decorations in their own right.

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Paper Photo Booth

How to Make a PAPER PHOTOBOOTH

Paper Photo Booth

When it comes to Instagrammable spots, paper photo booths are the go-to.

A paper photo booth is a product that lets you create a photo spot just by sticking paper on a wall.

In fact, many shops and event photo spots use these.

Set one up next to a food stall or attraction and it’s sure to be a hit! They also come in a wide variety, so be sure to find your favorite.

Many options are available for just a few hundred yen!

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Halloween spot

[Making-of Video] Decorating Halloween Balloons to Enjoy at Home

Halloween spot

Halloween has become more popular than ever, and school festivals often overlap with the Halloween season.

If you set up a space with a Halloween theme, it could serve as a great photo spot.

These days, there are plenty of Halloween balloons for sale, and carving pumpkins are relatively easy to find, so it might be nice to decorate using those as the main elements, along with some fabric.

It would be wonderful if everyone used the spot and we could discover it on social media.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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In conclusion

I introduced ideas for Instagrammable photo spots at a high school culture festival.

With a little creativity, these spots can generate a lot of excitement.

Preparing them might be hard work, but if you team up with friends to build them, the process itself will become a wonderful memory.

Try creating a special space where everyone can take photos with a smile!