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Dai Tsukemen Haku presents Ra-1 Grand Prix 2026 | Ramen from across Japan gathers! Enjoy the bowl that will decide the inaugural champion The "Dai Tsukemen Haku presents Ra-1 Grand Prix 2026" is taking place at Okubo Park in Shinjuku, Tokyo. This gourmet event features renowned ramen shops from all over Japan competing in flavor. Sixty-four participating shops each offer a bowl that showcases their individuality, and visitors' votes will determine the inaugural champion. The grand prize is 5 million yen. Enjoy the heated battle while savoring your favorite ramen. Event Highlights Taste and compare ramen from across Japan! At the venue, 64 selected shops from all over Japan will appear across eight periods. You can enjoy ramen, tsukemen, and other inventive menus from each shop. Sampler-size bowls start at 800 yen. Why not try flavors from various shops and find your favorite? Your vote decides the champion! A key feature of this event is that the winning shop is decided by visitors' votes. Voting is held during the first three days of each period. Be sure to check the voting days in advance when you plan to attend. In addition to the battle participants, "Legend" shops not eligible for voting will also appear. Enjoying the flavors of top-tier ramen shops is another highlight. Recommended for Recommended for those who want to compare ramen from regions across Japan or casually enjoy a gourmet event in Tokyo. When visiting the Shinjuku–Kabukicho area, why not look for your favorite bowl at the special venue where ramen from all over Japan gathers? ※Shops rotate by period. 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Bereavement, illness, separation, changes in our environment— in our lives there are many forms of “loss” and the sorrow that accompanies them. The documentary film 『グリーフケアの時代に―あなたはひとりじゃない―』 portrays people who have experienced various losses and those who stand by them in their sorrow. After the screening, there will be a talk session with the representative director of 日本グリーフ専門士協会, 井手敏郎, and the representative of グリーフケアCafeつむぐ, 島田理絵. This film is not only for those who need grief care, but also for anyone who has ever wondered: “How can I be there for someone important to me?” “What is grief care?” We highly recommend this film to you. 【Date and Time】 Saturday, November 21, 2026 14:30–16:30 (doors open at 14:00) 【Venue】 Machida City Cultural Exchange Center, 6F Hall 【Participation Fee】 1,000 yen 【Who Can Attend】 Anyone is welcome to attend. 【Registration】 Advance registration is required. Please apply via the “関連サイト” below. 【Organizer】 グリーフケアCafeつむぐ
★Program Overview★ Dr. Mechanism looks troubled… It seems he forgot something essential for his invention (the Secret Box). Let’s build the “Mechanism-Style Flapping-Wing Airplane” designed by Dr. Mechanism and deliver the Secret Box to him! Solve the riddles he left, enter the Parts Management Center, and collect the parts for the flapping-wing airplane!!! ★Date & Venue★ Saturday, November 21, 2026, 13:30-16:00 Itabashi Education Science Museum, Training Room (Capacity: 40; For 4th–6th grade elementary and junior high school students; Tuition free; separate materials fee required) Please remember to bring scissors, cellophane tape, and writing utensils. Materials fee: 1,000 yen (to be collected at the venue on the day) ★Schedule★ 13:20~13:30 Reception 13:30~13:40 Explanation of the schedule, overview of the puzzle-solving, and the story of the Engineering Lab 13:40~14:40 Puzzle-solving begins 14:40~15:45 Explanation of machine mechanisms and elements; build the flapping-wing airplane together with university student assistants 15:45~16:00 Ending 16:00 Group photo; Program ③ ends
【Story】 Fukka-chan was looking forward to studying machines together with everyone… however, they haven’t been seen since this morning. Where did they go… Huh? A message from Fukka-chan!? “While getting things ready, I ended up unable to get out of the lecture room… Y(o0ω0o)Y” It seems Fukka-chan got so absorbed in preparations that the security guard locked the lecture room. Use the information that was sent to find the key and help Fukka-chan! Through this opportunity to engage in “making things,” we hope children will learn its importance. 【Date & Venue】 November 23, 2026 (Mon) 13:30-16:00 Itabashi Science Education Museum (Capacity: 40, For 4th graders to junior high school students, Tuition free, Advance registration required) ※ Please be sure to bring scissors, a ruler, a utility knife, a glue stick, cellophane tape, and writing utensils. ※ Materials fee: 500 yen (collected at the venue on the day) ※ Parents/guardians may accompany and observe 【Schedule】 13:30~13:40 Registration 13:40~13:50 Explanation of the schedule, puzzle outline, and story 13:50~14:00 Explanation of machine elements 14:00~15:00 Puzzle-solving and papercraft making 15:00~15:10 (Break) 15:10~15:40 Puzzle explanation and puzzle-solving ending 15:40~16:00 Questionnaire, certificate presentation, group photo 16:00 Program ends Organizer: Kanagawa University Hase Laboratory (HASE Lab. Idea Pocket) Lecturer: Alan Hase, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kanagawa University(はせあらん) (An experiential learning event subsidized by the Kodomo Yume Fund) ※ To apply for participation, please fill out the required fields in the application form below. https://forms.gle/LbkCX42M8kuLXddM9
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