An exploration of the traditions of Japanese New Year's and the customs observed. After a short presentation, Etsuko Modlin and Yumiko Ono will help participants craft their own 'Daruma Dolls' - traditional dolls used in making New Year's resolutions. Participants will also learn about Japanese Calligraphy while making their own 2026 calendars. Lastly, everyone will enjoy Isobeyaki - grilled mochi - a sticky rice cake that is eaten by Japanese families at New Year's.
Please register by calling or visiting the library with your name, phone and/or email, and the number of people you're bringing to the event.