On October 9, Meitetsu Impress Co., Ltd. announced autumn events at Little World, the open-air museum of ethnology in Inuyama, Aichi. Various programs will be held mainly on weekends and holidays from Saturday, October 17 to Tuesday, November 3 (a holiday).
* The photos are images of the experiences and products.
Color a paper skull mask in your favorite colors and patterns
"Skull Mask Paint" is a workshop where you draw colors and patterns on a white paper skull mask. You make your own mask while imagining the colorful calavera known from Mexico's "Day of the Dead."
It is announced for October 24 (Sat.) to November 3 (Tue., holiday), at the Peruvian Hacienda Lord's House. The fee is ¥500 (tax included) per session. Details on the days it is held can be checked in the official announcement before your visit.
A goods fair and tattoo stickers to wear
At the shop "Los Andes," a Skull Fair is planned for the same period, October 24 to November 3. It offers colorful limited-edition goods themed on the calavera.
On October 24 and 25, from 11:00 to 15:00, a tattoo sticker experience will be held in a special tent in the Europe area. Designs such as ghosts and pumpkins to apply to the face or hands are available, at ¥300 (tax included) per sticker.
To join the events, an admission fee is required in addition to the fee for each experience. From October 17 to November 3, only children in sixth grade of elementary school or younger are allowed to visit in costume, and the costume rules are explained on the official website.
Little World event information
- Skull Mask Paint: October 24 to November 3, Peruvian Hacienda Lord's House, ¥500 (tax included) per session
- Skull Fair: October 24 to November 3, Los Andes
- Tattoo stickers: October 24 and 25, 11:00 to 15:00, special tent in the Europe area, ¥300 (tax included) per sticker
- Venue: Little World open-air museum of ethnology (Inuyama, Aichi)
- Admission: An admission fee is required separately, in addition to each experience fee
- Details: Days of operation and costume rules are explained on the Little World official website
Image: courtesy of Meitetsu Impress Co., Ltd.
