This year, the "Gathering of International Exchange" by the Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association was held on Saturday, November 19 at Tsukiji Education Center. .
First of all, we finished the reception on the first floor and headed to the cooking class on the 4th floor.
Spanish omelet, cooked rice, and clear bonito soup stock.
After the meal, Sri Lankan milk tea was very delicious. People from foreign countries were also smiling.
On the second floor, hula dance.
Continuing from last year, a flamenco show by Tomoko Ishii flamenco Studios.
And I was taught a beginner flamenco for our beginners. Ole' 
I participated in this year's "Marugoto Museum" and conveyed the wonderfulness of flamenco to the general public. It is said that 70-year-old and 80-year-olds also attend lessons at the great
studio. How about you? I'll try it too. Click here for the website of the studio. http://www.tomokoishii.com/
And Bon festival dance by people from Chuo-ku. Everyone was dancing happily to songs such as "This is the Bon Dance in Edo".
On the same second floor, there was an introduction corner of the sister city of Australia, and everyone was learning with interest.
In addition, there was a corner for playing in Japan where children could enjoy, and laughter was echoing with lucky laughter, quoits, daruma drops, beanbags, etc.
On the 3rd floor, there is a dressing class for foreigners, ikebana experience, and so on.
Tea ceremony and tea ceremony experience, ink painting, origami, and furoshiki classes were offered.
On the first floor, wadaiko performances were held, and foreigners also played a flute and explained the music in English.
I realized that deep international exchange is taking place.
At the disaster prevention corner on the 4th floor, there were emergency food tasting corners in the event of a disaster and maps about evacuation site, which were also appreciated by foreigners living in Chuo-ku.
I would like to express my deep appreciation and respect to the Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association, which is held every year. Thank you very much.
