Many events for public participation, such as a “throat singing contest” and “underage claim” – schoolyard area
In the schoolyard area, which was opened to the public free of charge, there were “TAMA Folk Jamboree” and “Shonen Kids Bowie (Mini +) Brunch Live,” a storytelling stage, “Dance Performance” by dance studio 4LIKES, “Underage Claim” in which students shouted their feelings they wanted to tell someone from the balcony on the 2nd floor of the school building, and “Nodoka Jamboree” in which general participants The “Nodo Jiman Contest,” in which participants from the general public showed off their beautiful voices, and many other events were held this year as well.
The schoolyard was scattered with impressive blue decorations, delighting visitors.The “Minors’ Claim” created a sense of unity with the audience.Dance Performance” by dance studio 4LIKES, which performed for the second time since last year.
The “Nodo Boast Contest” that filled the schoolyard at lunchtime with excitement, just like a live performance. The judges were Yui Ga Dukseon from GANG PARADE and RiNA from BiTE A SHOCK.
The “TAMA Folk Jamboree,” where visitors listened to the singing voices of four artists, HUGEN, Nagisa Murakami, Duwa Inoue, and Moeka Giga, perform while enjoying food and drinks from the kitchen car.
Children lined up immediately after the start of the “Mochi Pounding Experience” by Mochi Hachimochiya.Sports experience with players from Tokyo Verdy Club and Hino Red DolphinsSecondhand clothing market (MUSEUM for NEWTOWN)” where Tama’s secondhand clothing culture gatheredA special acoustic live performance by the “Boys’ Kids’ Bowie (Mini) Brunch Live”.Bon dance” by Bon Sowaru, which decorated the night in the schoolyard in a spectacular manner.Tenraku, a Japanese musical instrument unit, enlivened the school grounds with their enthusiastic performance.Thirteen kitchen cars named “Gourmet Street Kitchen Car” gathered in the schoolyard. People of all ages tucked into a variety of dishes.
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