[46th] "Hikari no Minoru" produced and exhibited in Tokaichiba was exhibited in Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture.

From October 30 to November 21, 2021, 400 light art works exhibited at the Tokaichiba Machikado Art Festival were sent to Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture, and until January 16, 2021, at Kesennuma Central community hall.

This "Hikari no Fruit" is a "fruit bag" used when growing fruits, with children and other locals drawing smiles, and drawing messages and illustrations to everyone in Kesennuma City Some people did it.

Kesennuma Chuo community hall was the last large-scale public facility damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake that opened its grand opening on December 1, 2021, and a workshop for producing Hikari no Minoru was held to lit the new community hall with warm light.

On the day of the workshop, people from Kesennuma produced 100 "Hikari no Fruits" and exhibited them together with those sent from Midori Ward, and received many messages from everyone who participated in the workshop to Midori Ward.
This message and the exhibition in Kesennuma City are introduced in front of the elevator on the first floor of the Midori Ward Office until January 21. We also distribute tourist brochures of Kesennuma City, so I hope you can drop in when you come to the ward office.

Message from everyone in Kesennuma City

Exhibition at Kesennuma Central community hall (Photo courtesy of Wacoal Corporation Art Center)

January 2022 Mayor Midori

Nobuo Okada