Let’s Try Cyanotype Printing Using Sunlight!

Cyanotype is a traditional photographic printing process also known as “blueprint” because it expresses light and shadow in shades of blue.
Under the bright outdoor sunlight, participants create images by placing objects or negative films on sensitized paper and exposing them to UV light.
It’s a very simple yet creative process that will spark curiosity and imagination — “What if I try this next?” or “How will it look if I place this object here?”

Everyone — children and adults alike — is sure to be captivated by this activity under the bright spring sunshine!
Beginners and experienced participants are all welcome. Feel free to sign up!
*Details about what to bring and other information will be shared after your registration is confirmed.

◉ Date: Sunday, May 4, 2025
*In case of rain, the workshop will be postponed to Tuesday, May 6 (national holiday).
*If weather conditions are uncertain, we will contact you via the email address you provide upon registration.

◉ Time:
Morning session: 10:30–12:30
Afternoon session: 13:00–15:00

◉ Capacity: 10 groups per session
*First come, first served
*Advance reservation is required to prepare the materials

◉ Registration Deadline: Wednesday, April 30, 2025
*Registration link: https://forms.gle/apuZ4eyp8sH4MKPx6

◉ Fee: ¥3,300 (tax included)
*Since glass plates will be used, children in 3rd grade or younger must be accompanied by a guardian.
*The fee includes five postcard-sized cyanotype papers.
*Please note: cancellations will not be accepted after May 2, as material preparations will already be in progress.