Source: Peatix

Shibuya Mottainai Market will hold a food waste reduction event in line with October's "Food Loss Reduction Month."
This event calls on local residents to promote the 3Rs, with a focus on reducing food waste.

This year, there will be a large collection of workshops where you can learn about the global environment and the 3Rs in a fun way!
A workshop for parents and children on the theme of "Mottainai" and the 3Rs will be held in the Shibuya Cultural Center Owada Study Room on the second floor.

【Summary】
Date: Saturday, October 12, 2020
Time: 10:30-16:00
Location: Shibuya Cultural Center Owada 2nd floor (Exhibition Lobby/2nd floor Study Room)
Admission fee: Free (some workshops require a fee)
Organized by: Shibuya Mottainai Market Executive Committee
Co-organized by Shibuya Ward

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[WS2] Learn about food waste! No leftovers game

The No Leftovers Game teaches you the causes of food waste and how to solve them
It's a fun and educational card game.
Become a shopkeeper and calculate how much food your customers can eat and how much money they have, and don't leave any food uneaten.
It's a card game that generates sales.
In a class at a free school run by the nonprofit organization Deep People, participants learn how to solve social problems.
It was invented and developed by a sixth grade elementary school student at the time, and won the Kids Design Council Chairman's Award in 2018.

■Learn about food waste! No leftovers game (registration required)
Time: 1st session 11:45-12:30/2nd session 13:15-14:00/3rd session 15:00-15:45
Duration: 45 minutes
Participation fee: Free
Eligible participants: 4th grade and above
*We will be doing double-digit addition, so only those who can do double-digit addition or who are accompanied by an adult can participate.
Capacity: 12 people per session
What to bring: Pencil

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[WS3] Kewpie Group's Sustainability

The Kewpie Group's business activities are made possible by the bounty of nature, including raw materials.
Additionally, as a food manufacturer that utilizes limited food resources, we recognize our important responsibility to reduce food waste and make effective use of resources.
We would like to introduce some of our efforts to date, including effective use of eggs and vegetables.

Cooperation: Kewpie Corporation

■ Kewpie Group's Sustainability (application required)
Time: 1st session 12:00-12:45 / 2nd session 13:30-14:30
Duration: 45 minutes
Participation fee: Free
Eligible participants: Elementary school students and above
Capacity: Approximately 10 people per session
What to bring: None

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[WS4] Mottainai Parent-Child Cooking Class

Ingredients that are left over and cannot be used up, or parts that tend to be thrown away, such as vegetable cores
Transform leftover ingredients that tend to be wasted at home into delicious dishes!
This is a cooking class that parents and children can attend to help them eat all the food they need without waste.

■Mottainai Parent-Child Cooking Class (Application Required)
Time: 1st session 12:00-13:00 / 2nd session 14:30-15:30
Duration: 60 minutes
Participation fee: 200 yen/group
Participants: Children of elementary school age and above and their guardians
Capacity: 6 parent-child pairs (up to 3 people per pair)
What to bring: Apron, bandana
*If you have any food allergies, please let us know in advance.

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[WS5] Make a "food herbarium" using ingredients that would otherwise be thrown away

Let's make a "food herbarium" using ingredients that would otherwise be thrown away!
Fruits and vegetables that would otherwise be wasted as food waste, or picked and thrown away,
We use it by making pressed fruits and dried vegetables.
We hope you will decorate your room or desk with the herbarium you made and think about the SDGs!

●Herbarium means "plant specimen" and was originally created as a way to preserve plants for long periods of time.
This is a soothing item that is recommended for those who want to decorate with flowers but find it difficult to care for them.

Cooperation: Food Education Marche

■ Make a "food herbarium" using ingredients that would otherwise be thrown away (application required)
Time: 11:45-12:45
Duration: 60 minutes
Participation fee: 500 yen/person
Eligible participants: Elementary school students and above *Preschool children are also welcome if accompanied by a guardian
Capacity: 10 people
What to bring: None

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[WS6] Foodie's Hungry Casebook: Food Loss Rescue - Find the Whereabouts of Food!

What is food waste? Why does food waste occur?
Become a great detective and solve the mystery of "food waste" by completing various missions!

Supported by: Certified NPO Food Bank Shibuya

■ Foodie's Hungry Case File: Food Loss Rescue - Find the Whereabouts of Food! - (Application Required)
Time: 1st session 14:30-15:00 / 2nd session 15:15-15:45
Duration: 30 minutes
Participation fee: Free
Participants: Elementary school students and above *Adults can also participate
Capacity: 12 people per session
What to bring: None

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[WS1] Original Straps - T-shirt Upcycling WS - <No registration required>

A new T-shirt that is destined to be thrown away. Twisting a stretchy T-shirt.
You can choose your favorite color from multiple colors and we will create a unique, original strap for you.
In fact, this is made from a brand new T-shirt that was destined to be thrown away.
Through these topics, we hope to create an opportunity for people to learn about and become interested in issues such as mass waste and environmental issues.
Cooperation: WAcKA Co., Ltd.

■Original Strap ~ T-shirt Upcycling Workshop ~ <No registration required>
Time: 13:00-16:00
Duration: 30 minutes
Participation fee: 200 yen/person
Eligible participants: Elementary school students and above *Preschool children are also allowed if accompanied by a guardian
Capacity: First 80 people / Approximately 10 people per session
What to bring: None

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[WS7] Make your own original bottle (no registration required)

Bring your own bottle and reduce plastic waste!
We will hold a workshop where you can decorate a drink bottle and make it your own.
This is a workshop where you can make your own original bottle, one and only in the world. Why not make your own original bottle and carry it around with you?

Cooperation: MUJI

■Make your own original bottle (no registration required)
Time: 11:30-16:00
* First come, first served, while stocks last.
Participation fee: 250 yen/person *Payment required on the day
Participants: Elementary school students and above *Adults can also participate
Capacity: 150 people on a first-come-first-served basis / 10 people per session
What to bring: None

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▼▼Application process▼▼

1. Purchase tickets for the number of participants on Peatix
Please read the notes on participation application before applying for tickets.
Registration for each workshop will close once capacity has been reached.
You can also make reservations by phone. (TEL: 03-6427-1085 *Reception hours: Monday to Friday 10:00-17:00)
*For workshops that you register for at any time, please come directly to the venue.

2. Registration on the day of the event
Please check in at the venue at least 5 minutes before the workshop starts.
Please tell the staff the name of the participant or the parent/guardian who applied.

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▼▼Notes on application for participation▼▼

・The meeting time for the "Workshop" is 5 minutes before the program starts. (For example, if the program starts at 13:00, please arrive by 12:55.)
Please note that if you do not arrive at the appointed time, your reservation will be canceled and your spot will be given to a customer on the waiting list on the day.

・Video and still images taken during the workshop may be recorded and posted on the official website, social media, and other public relations media operated by the Executive Committee or the workshop organization. If you would like to avoid having your child's video and still images made public, please speak to the reception staff at the venue on the day of the workshop.

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▼▼FAQ▼▼

Q1. Can I apply on the day of the workshop?
We also plan to have a limited number of tickets available on the day for workshops that require advance registration.
However, advance reservations will be given priority, so we recommend that you make a reservation in advance if you wish to participate.
If you would like to purchase tickets on the day, they will be accepted at the venue from 11:30 on the day.
For workshops that accept registrations on the day, please come directly to the venue.

Q2. I would like to change or cancel my participation time.
Please confirm the workshop you have booked and your name on the application and contact us by email or phone.
Please note that we may not be able to accommodate changes to participation times, etc. depending on the reservation situation.

Q3. Can I join the workshop in the middle?
If you contact us in advance, you can join in up to 5 minutes after the start of the session.
In addition, if you do not show up after the meeting time without contacting us,
Please note that priority will be given to those on the waiting list for cancellations on the day.

Q4. Is there anything I need to bring on the day?
Please check the "What to bring" section for each workshop.

Q5. Can children participate alone?
There is an age limit for each workshop, so as long as you are within that age range, it is possible to participate.
However, for safety reasons, we recommend that parents supervise their children nearby.

Q6.Can adults participate?
This is a workshop aimed primarily at children (elementary school students),
Adults can also participate if they wish.

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