How it works
Brush your wish
Four steps, one stroke. No experience needed — the brush, the ink, and the wall are all waiting.
01
Pick a word
One character or one word — courage, growth, the sea. Whatever the child wishes for this year.
02
Brush it
A wide loaded brush, fresh sumi ink, one confident gesture at the ink table.
03
See it wall-size
We scan the stroke and project it across Komorebi Hall, texture and all.
04
Take the carp
The same stroke prints on a paper carp streamer to carry home.
Today on the wall
A wall of wishes
Every submitted stroke joins the gallery — projected together at dusk as the carp rise.
勇— Hana, 8
空— Ren, 6
海— Aoi, 9
芽— Sora, 7
光— Yuki, 5
力— Taro, 10
夢— Mei, 8
登— Kai, 9
The afternoon
Projection schedule
Plain and clear — find your child's slot and the hall it shows in.
| Time | Age group | Hall | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00 | 4–6 years | West light-court | Projecting |
| 14:00 | 7–9 years | Komorebi Hall | Projecting |
| 15:00 | 10–12 years | Komorebi Hall | Up next |
| 16:00 | All ages | Garden screen | Wall full |
| 17:00 | Family finale | Komorebi Hall | Up next |
Carry it home
Your carp print
One mark, carried home.
The brushed character your child painted is printed full-bleed on a paper carp streamer — neon ink on white, dry-brush texture intact. Hang it in a window so the wish keeps rising.