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Celebrating Mother's Day with Creativity

As Mother's Day approaches, many individuals seek meaningful ways to express their gratitude to the women who raised them. Aimed at enriching children's emotional experiences, the Plus One Education Company is hosting a one-day camp entitled "Mother's Day 1-Day Camp!" on May 10, 2026. This camp is not simply an event; it's an immersive experience where children can create tangible gifts that represent their appreciation.

Event Overview

The event will take place in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture, at the beautiful "Fruits Land Kimagase." The camp will operate under a planned tour service, specifically designed for children enrolled in kindergarten through sixth grade. Participants will learn how to express their feelings through art, making it a valuable opportunity that fosters creativity and emotional intelligence.

Key Details

• - Date: One day only on May 10, 2026 (Registration closes on May 5, 2026)
• - Age Group: Kindergarten to 6th grade students (must be in that grade on the day of the event)
• - Registration Fee:

- Kindergarten to 1st grade: 16,830 JPY (discount available)
- 2nd to 6th grade: 18,700 JPY

• - Included in Fee: Transportation, lunch, event participation fee, and travel insurance.
• - Participants: Limited to 30 children with a minimum of 10 required to proceed.

All activities will be overseen by professionals to ensure a safe and enriching environment.

Featured Activities

Flower Bouquet Workshop

In the morning session, children will be guided by a professional flower designer to create their own carnation bouquets. This hands-on experience not only allows children to learn a new skill but also provides a special gift they can present to their mothers. Every participant will get to take their handmade bouquet home, fostering a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Strawberry Picking and Daifuku Making

After the flower workshop, the camp will shift focus to spring's delightful bounty. In the afternoon, students will engage in strawberry picking, a fun activity that enhances their connection with nature. Following the harvest, they'll use their freshly picked strawberries to make delicious strawberry daifuku (sweet rice cakes). This not only tantalizes their taste buds but also teaches them the value of transforming raw ingredients into delightful treats.

A Meaningful Experience

All of these activities will be conducted in the same facility, ensuring that ample time is devoted to each program. This approach provides children with an opportunity to reflect on their appreciation for their mothers while enjoying every moment of creativity and fun. The camp aims to instill in kids the importance of crafting gifts from the heart.

Schedule

• - 7:30 AM: Depart from Shinjuku Station (by local train) to Kawama
• - Morning: Carnation bouquet workshop
• - Lunch: Midday meal provided
• - Afternoon: Strawberry picking followed by daifuku-making and tasting
• - 4:30 PM: Return to Shinjuku Station

About Plus One Education

Plus One Education, a subsidiary of the Risō Educational Group, is dedicated to shaping children's personalities through experiential educational programs. Understanding that true growth often occurs outside the classroom, the company emphasizes discovering one's passions—be it through music, sports, or art. Their programs aim to instill a sense of curiosity and engagement in every child.

Business and Participation

With the demand for engaging educational programs on the rise, interested parties are encouraged to register early for this unique Mother’s Day camp. Some tours quickly reach full capacity, emphasizing the need for prompt registration. To find out more about the tour or to register, please visit STS Tour Registration.

For additional inquiries, feel free to reach out to the Risō Educational Group's marketing department via email at [email protected]. Embrace this opportunity to celebrate mothers in a thoughtful and fun-filled way, fostering creativity and gratitude among the youth!