2022M002

Thinking about SDGs from Tamba-fu

　Lecture & touch on Tamba cloth (workshop)　

Why don't you actually touch Tanba-fu, which is a national intangible cultural property and a traditional craft of Hyogo Prefecture?

“SDGs” may sound a little difficult, but traditional crafts use local resources as much as necessary, and based on that, techniques and manufacturing methods are inherited, and many processes are done by hand. There is a deep connection with the goals of the SDGs from the beginning, such as not using energy such as electricity.Do you want to learn while doing a workshop?

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What are SDGs?

SDGs is an abbreviation for Sustainable Development Goals, and the Japanese translation is "Sustainable Development Goals". It was adopted as an international goal at the United Nations Summit in September 2015. Consisting of 9 goals and 17 targets, it aims to create a sustainable society by 169 with the keyword of leaving no one behind, whether in developed or developing countries.

Day and time

2022 11/26(soil)
13:00-15:00 (Reception starts from 12:30)

Application deadline

2022 11/24(wood)
* First-come-first-served basis, deadline as soon as the capacity (20 people) is reached

Fixed employee

20 people

Tuition fee

1,000 Yen

*Please pay in cash on the day.

place

Kansai International University Miki Campus
〒673-0521 Hyogo PrefectureAoyama, Shisome-cho, Miki-shi1Chome18Turn

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Contents

13:00 - 13:30 Learn about Hyogo Prefecture's traditional handicraft, Tamba-fu
13:30 - 15:00 Touch Tamba cloth (workshop)

◆In the workshop, you will use fabric scraps to make walnut buttons and coasters or ribbon hair ties (tools will be provided here).

Lecturer

Tanba cloth artist Irrasmus Chihiro

Born in Hyogo prefecture.While living in Okayama, he encountered wool spinning and dyeing, and awakened to the joy of making cloth.After moving to Tamba City, he learned about the existence of Tamba-fu and wanted to try cotton, which he had been interested in for some time.After working as a lecturer at the Tamba-fu Denshokan Museum, he works hard every day to create cloth that is hand-spun, dyed with plants, and woven at his home studio.He lives in Kasuga-cho with one dog and three humans.

service learning

　"Regional Revitalization Project with Miki City and Tamba City as Fields"　

In March 2014, we concluded a university-wide comprehensive partnership agreement with Tamba City, triggered by volunteer support for reconstruction after the heavy rain disaster in 2019.This year as well, the students visited the site, learned about the characteristics of the region, touched on the specialty products and the thoughts of the creators, and realized new experiences and awareness as a "regional revitalization project".Based on this experience, we are doing various activities to let the general public know about "Tamba-fu".

What is service learning

Participate in the process of resolving life and social issues in the local community, and learn academic systems, own values, and citizenship through collaboration with people with diverse social and cultural backgrounds. It is a learning method that nurtures sexuality.The knowledge and skills acquired through the experience through the opportunity to reflect on new values ​​will be deepened and developed into the next learning.

How to apply

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*Registration for the online course will be done by e-mail, so please apply one by one.
* Pre-registration is required for current students, graduates, and people related to Hamana Gakuin.

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