Takashi Murakami Exhibit

This weekend is the last chance to see this great exhibit! The exhibit is colorful and active and has some stories of human survival and life struggle that adults relate(叙述). Your children will enjoy the color, action and funny pictures there.

Address: Mori Art Museum, Tokyo

Date and Time: Ends March 5; Daily 10 a.m. — 10 p.m. (Tuesday closes at 5 p.m.)

Cost: Adults 1,600 yen, 4-12 years old 600 yen, under 4 free.

Phone: 03-5777-8665

Japan Fisherman’s Festival

There will be over 40 stands(货摊) selling seafood and fish. The festival is supported by various Japanese fishing associations with the goals to encourage eating fish. Hope to see you there eating happily!

Event Date: Friday March 3 — Sunday, March 5; Friday 11:00 — 18:00, Saturday 10:00 — 21:00 and Sunday 10:00 — 18:00

Address: Hibiya Park, Tokyo

Cost: Adults 500 yen, kids elementary and below free.

Phone: 03-5777-8680

Museum of Contemporary Art

It’s a great way to show your kids how their movies are made and all the steps involved. The exhibition includes over 500 pieces of art including hand-drawn sketches, paintings, storyboards, color scripts, and character models created by the studio’s artists.

Address: Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo

Telephone: 03-5777-8600

Date and Time: March 5 — May 29/closed Mon

Cost: Adults 1,000 yen, middle school students 600 yen, primary school students free.

Heiwajima Antique Show

This is a huge three-day inside antique fair. Not to be missed. There are over 280 vendors(小贩) that have a huge selection of Japanese, Asian and western antiques. This show only happens a few times a year.

Date: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, March 3rd, 4th and 5th

Time: 10:00 — 17:00 (closes at 16:00 on the last day; last time to enter each day is 15:00)

Address: Heiwajima, Tokyo

Phone: 03-5985-5101

1. Not only will kids see the funny pictures in the exhibit but also they ____.

A. will hear the adults tell stories

B. will take part in interesting games

C. will watch some video shows

D. can draw pictures if they like

2. Where can you enjoy fish and seafood?

A. At Takashi Murakami Exhibit.

B. At Japan Fisherman’s Festival.

C. At Museum of Contemporary Art.

D. At Heiwajima Antique Show.

3. If your child wants to know how a movie is made, you ____.     

A. can go on Monday

B. must call to book tickets

C. might spend much more money

D. can take him to Museum of Contemporary Art