Fiscal Year 2026 Lifelong Learning Festival

About this event

The "Fiscal Year 2026 Lifelong Learning Festival" will be held in Kanie Town, Aichi Prefecture. This festival offers diverse learning opportunities and cultural experiences. In a lecture hosted by the Ama History Study Group, Chukyo University Professor Emeritus Yoshinori Harima will give a lecture on the theme of "The Toyotomi Regime and Owari." An exhibition of artwork will be held over 2 days at the Kanie Town Gymnasium, where visitors can enjoy various works. In the performing arts presentations, local community groups will showcase a variety of performances, including taiko drums, hula dancing, taishogoto (Japanese harp), cheer dancing, tai chi, and choir singing. The stage presentations will feature an opening ceremony, speeches by junior high school students, presentations on lifelong learning initiatives, a presentation regarding the Asian Games and Asian Para Games (2026 / Aichi-Nagoya), and sports awards. Additionally, hands-on cultural workshops offer programs where participants can actively engage, such as trying out yumi-goto (bow harp) playing, taishogoto playing, paper cup crafts, and picture letter (etegami) making. Some activities may require a participation fee. The festival aims to promote lifelong learning among local residents and foster deeper community interaction.

Venue

Kanie Town Gymnasium

3-2 Gakuto, Kanie Town, Ama District, Aichi Prefecture 497-0050