Exciting Launch of the 3331 Summer Art School for Kids in Tokyo
In a vibrant initiative led by the collaborative team from Command A LLC and Etoile Kaito Inc., Tokyo is set to host the "3331 Summer Art School" from July 23 to August 30, 2026. This exciting program targets elementary through high school students, with opportunities for preschoolers to join in on the creative fun. The event will take place at the newly established center, "Art Base / No Such Thing as Coincidence," which is expected to open its doors on July 7, 2026.
At the heart of the "3331 Summer Art School" lies a focus on hands-on experience with current artists, primarily graduates from the Tokyo University of the Arts. Children will have the chance to engage in various creative workshops, ranging from painting, dance, photography, fashion, architecture, glasswork, theatre, dyeing, woodworking, to electronics and even art-based English conversation. A total of 19 diverse courses will be available, designed to inspire children to think freely and create boldly.
The innovative curriculum emphasizes exploration over perfection; it encourages children to experiment with unfamiliar tools and adopt unique perspectives on art. This program is not merely about producing beautiful works of art; it is equally about nurturing creativity, intellectual curiosity, and a respect for diverse viewpoints. Participants will leave with not only newfound skills but also a sense of joy in the act of creation and their individual artistic expressions.
Duration: 2026年7月23日(木)～8月30日(日) (Multiple Courses Offered)
Location: "Art Base / No Such Thing as Coincidence," 1F Workshop Space, 1-13-3 Higashikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Eligibility: Open to children from preschool through high school, with varying age specifications for each course.
Participation Fee: Paid; costs vary by course.
Registration: Pre-registration via the dedicated site Peatix is required, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Register Here
Contact Info: Contact Here
In addition to the Summer Art School, the Art Base will also host a series of workshops curated by students from the Tokyo University of the Arts, titled "Art Made Easy – Exciting Workshops!" These sessions will be led by student facilitators and catered to audiences of all ages, bolstering the community's engagement with art.
Dates: July 10, 11 & 17, 2026 (Multiple Courses Available)
For specific course information, please visit the Tokyo University of the Arts website.
Opening as the primary hub of the Bakuro Curart initiative, the Art Base stands to become a multi-functional facility, promoting cultural activities through galleries, workshops, cafes, and studios. This lively hub is dedicated to the production, presentation, education, and interaction within the arts.
Bakuro Curart is a term created to describe the synergy of locations, people, and activities within the Bakurocho and Higashikanda areas. The name itself embodies themes of curation, art, craft, and curiosity. This initiative aims to enhance community interaction and foster new connections, nurturing individual experiences across a spectrum of artistic offerings and public programs.
As Bakuro Curart progresses, more programs will be unveiled centered on arts and crafts, making art accessible to all. Stay updated on the latest activities via the official Bakuro Curart website here.
At the heart of the "3331 Summer Art School" lies a focus on hands-on experience with current artists, primarily graduates from the Tokyo University of the Arts. Children will have the chance to engage in various creative workshops, ranging from painting, dance, photography, fashion, architecture, glasswork, theatre, dyeing, woodworking, to electronics and even art-based English conversation. A total of 19 diverse courses will be available, designed to inspire children to think freely and create boldly.
The innovative curriculum emphasizes exploration over perfection; it encourages children to experiment with unfamiliar tools and adopt unique perspectives on art. This program is not merely about producing beautiful works of art; it is equally about nurturing creativity, intellectual curiosity, and a respect for diverse viewpoints. Participants will leave with not only newfound skills but also a sense of joy in the act of creation and their individual artistic expressions.
Event Overview
Duration: 2026年7月23日(木)～8月30日(日) (Multiple Courses Offered)
Location: "Art Base / No Such Thing as Coincidence," 1F Workshop Space, 1-13-3 Higashikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Eligibility: Open to children from preschool through high school, with varying age specifications for each course.
Participation Fee: Paid; costs vary by course.
Registration: Pre-registration via the dedicated site Peatix is required, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Register Here
Contact Info: Contact Here
In addition to the Summer Art School, the Art Base will also host a series of workshops curated by students from the Tokyo University of the Arts, titled "Art Made Easy – Exciting Workshops!" These sessions will be led by student facilitators and catered to audiences of all ages, bolstering the community's engagement with art.
Related Workshops
Dates: July 10, 11 & 17, 2026 (Multiple Courses Available)
For specific course information, please visit the Tokyo University of the Arts website.
About Art Base / No Such Thing as Coincidence
Opening as the primary hub of the Bakuro Curart initiative, the Art Base stands to become a multi-functional facility, promoting cultural activities through galleries, workshops, cafes, and studios. This lively hub is dedicated to the production, presentation, education, and interaction within the arts.
What is Bakuro Curart?
Bakuro Curart is a term created to describe the synergy of locations, people, and activities within the Bakurocho and Higashikanda areas. The name itself embodies themes of curation, art, craft, and curiosity. This initiative aims to enhance community interaction and foster new connections, nurturing individual experiences across a spectrum of artistic offerings and public programs.
Future Events
- - July 7, 2026: Grand Opening of Art Base
- - July-September 2026: 3331 Secret Auction Exhibition
- - July 10, 11 & 17: Student Lead Workshops from Tokyo University of the Arts
- - July-August 2026: Summer Art School
- - July 12, August 9 & September 13: Toy Exchange Event “Kaekko Bazaar”
- - Fall 2026: Grand Opening of Art Base
As Bakuro Curart progresses, more programs will be unveiled centered on arts and crafts, making art accessible to all. Stay updated on the latest activities via the official Bakuro Curart website here.
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